I saw "Alexander Nevsky" about six years ago with a live orchestra and chorus providing the musical score. One part that bothered me was reading the English subtitles during a humorous moment in which a man described catching a woman "in between the birches". Was this a britches/birches sexual innuendo joke or did I miss a finer point of humor?
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Topic - Hey Victor, a question about Eisenstein's "Alexander Nevsky". - TAFKA Steve 15:34:21 08/04/99 (5)
- That was a hare.. - Victor Khomenko 16:19:26 08/04/99 (4)
- Thanks for the explanation, and the cultural insight! - TAFKA Steve 19:49:16 08/04/99 (3)
- How many students can fit in one WEGA? - Victor Khomenko 10:15:57 08/05/99 (2)
- Re: How many students can fit in one WEGA? - TAFKA Steve 16:29:10 08/05/99 (1)
- Not too many in Samsung - Victor Khomenko 07:57:11 08/06/99 (0)