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    • the review on the film

    • The film "Le Havre" was released in Russia in 2012.
  • By that time it had already won the prize of the International Federation of Film at the Cannes Film Festival.
    • The film was shot in France by the Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki who is known for the films "Leningrad Cowboys Go America" and "The Bohemian Life".
  • This film is very different from American blockbusters.
  • Is seems very unusual and in every picture you can see the characteristic features of the director.
    • "Le Havre" is a tale that we can hardly imagine in today's world.
    • But it is made so skillfully that you begin to believe in wonder.
    • The protagonist, Marcel Marx, is a former bohemian writer, who is now cleaning shoes in the street.
  • He lives in a town, called Le Havre, with his wife Arletty.
    • Despite the poverty they meet, they do not lose hope and continue to live.
    • Nothing seems to happen to heroes.
    • But one day Marcel meets Idriss, African refugee, and becomes a real guardian angel for him.
    • He saves his life and help to join his family.
    • The film raises an important problem of the illegal immigration that swept Europe in the late XX - early XXI centuries.
  • Desperate Africans leave their homes in search of a better life.
    • But Europe cannot cater for them all and has to send them back.
    • As we can see in the film, Europeans themselves have lots of social problems like unemployment.
  • In this difficult situation Ami Kaurismaki makes us think that the most important thing is not to lose the human face.
    • We must remember that all people created equal and the most valuable treasure can be found is the moral principles.

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