Since childhood, I live in a small town, if you want, you can bypass it for a couple of hours despite its size it is spacious and clean. Let this beautiful little streets and sights, no movable bridges and skyscrapers, I love my city. There are a lot of cozy courtyards, places dear to the heart and, of course, relatives. Here my friends live here my favorite school.
<span>Most of all I love our Park, it is always very beautiful in the fall when you come into it, you find yourself in the Golden Kingdom, paths strewn with bright yellow maple leaves in the trees rustle gold coins. Winter is here, everything is white, trees are down in caps, the snow glistens. In spring, everything is gradually coming alive, and in the summer all the colors of the rainbow can be seen in the Park, and constantly hear the laughter of children.</span>
My favourite film is "The Fate of a Man". This film is excellent. It is difficult to find other words to describe it. It has enormous vigour and delicacy; it is full of purity and hope.
<span>...A man is caught in the storm of war and loses everything. Black clouds surround him and yet he finds strength to bear up with it all; he finds strength to adopt a child, a destitute, helpless creature..." All the great events and the feelings aroused are depicted with taste, tact and restraint. I wish to draw attention particularly to the extraordinary performance of the boy. Even if the film has no other merits the child scenes, so subtle, profound and lifelike, so full of tragic vigour - these scenes alone would win Bondarchuk the reputation of a great director.</span>
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