Slava Ross: ''Siberia, Monamour''
''Siberia, Monamour'' ΥΠΟΤΙΤΛΟΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΓΓΛΙΚΗ ΓΛΩΣΣΑ ΠΕΡΙΛΗΨΗ As unrelenting as a wild dog attack, "Siberia, Monamour" is a powerful story of life and death on the fringes of Russian society. In a deserted Siberian village, an old man and his grandson wait. The boy's father left two years ago and has not returned. A pack of feral dogs also waits just outside the village, devouring everything alive. One of these dogs is the boy's best friend. The others keep the boy and his grandfather isolated in the wilderness, far from the nearest village. Through this dangerous yet beautiful landscape wander a host of soldiers, marauders, prostitutes and drunks. They are all searching for an escape. ΠΕΡΙΣΣΟΤΕΡΑ In 2002 he shot his first short-length film "Meat" that received about 30 international awards and was included by the Centre on Cooperation between TV and Cinema Schools under the auspices of UNESCO (SELECT) into the