Episode 572: Welcome, or No Trespassing (1964)

The Projection Booth Podcast

The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 11 May 2022

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

We continue our month of discussing Soviet Cinema with a look at Elem Klimov's Welcome, or No Trespassing (1964). It’s the story of a group of kids at a summer camp where one boy, Kostja Inockin (Viktor Kosykh), breaks from the pack and swims a little too far. He’s immediately expelled by Director Dynin (Evgeniy Evstigneev) but later Inockin returns.

Alistair Pitts and Gianna D'Emilio join Mike to discuss this fast-paced, whimsical political allegory.

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0:00.0	Hold your ears, folks.
0:06.8	It's showtime.
0:08.6	People pay good money to see this movie.
0:10.9	When they go out to a theater, they want cold sodas, hot popcorn, and no monsters in the projection booth.
0:17.3	Everyone pretend podcasting isn't boring.
0:20.1	Shut it off.
0:25.5	Turn it off.
0:27.6	Turn it off.
0:31.5	Andrew!
0:32.3	I'm going to. When I was a little bit of the small, I was little, I also had
0:51.3	I also haddell in Pionerskosk
0:57.0	You're the owners of the lager.
1:01.0	You?
1:02.0	From you, what's, what's,
1:07.0	What, my,
1:09.0	Yes, and,
1:10.0	Inns, he's fifted in. In fact, he f, In fact, In fact,
1:12.6	he fifted
1:13.6	on palques
1:14.6	You
1:15.6	You can't
1:16.6	You know
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