![]() ![]() The tsarist Russian grandeur is glimpsed in the fluorescent tube chandeliers (inspired by the metro stations of the later Soviet cities) which dilate and contract, rise and descend upon the stage like great space-ships of collective doom, signaling the inevitable fate of society whose white curtain walls are already dipped to the knees in dirt.Ģ. ![]() ![]() part - Unrest - represents the fragile limbo of social and family affairs unravelling in the prospect of the next war. The staging concept for the famous Tolstoy's novel was to divide the story into three distinctive parts - UNREST, WAR and PEACE - and to communicate their essential difference both visually and spatially.ġ. Writer: Leo Tolstoy Director: Tomaž Pandur ![]()
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