"Faust" will be released in Sokurov's Russian hire in January 2012

The film by Alexander Sokurov's "Faust" will be released in cinemas in Russia at the end of January 2012. According to producer Andrey Sigle, in Russia, no one is seriously engaged in renting of auteur cinema, so the creators of "Faust" has to develop a system of rolling their own. The state has allocated to rent a movie in Russia for 15 million rubles instead of the requested 100, the picture will be distributed to distributors in quantities of less than one hundred copies. Also discuss a version of the show "Faust" on the First Channel. "Faust", filmed in German, will be shown in Russian cinemas without dubbing and subtitling - directed by Sokurov himself to read narration. "This is the only acceptable option as long as - complete dubbing all kills, but the subtitles read our viewers are not accustomed to. By the same text a lot, the subtitles are large, and the viewer would have to do one of two things - to view the picture or read the subtitles. And then, both together very difficult to do, "- said Sigle. The film by Alexander Sokurov's "Faust" is the last part of the historical tetralogy, which includes the "Moloch", "Taurus" and "Sun." In September 2011 film won the top prize at Venice Film Festival - "Gold Lion".