Grandads-Robbers
Grandads-Robbers
Old Robbers is a 1972 Soviet crime comedy-drama by Eldar Ryazanov, filmed on Mosfilm. The movie title resembles the name of a Russian children's traditional yard game Cossacks-Robbers.
"There are two kind of people in the world: those who survive up to retire ... and the rest. A pensioner is a person who is paid for not working. Everyone must respected old age as his near future, because everyone, if lucky, will become an old man."
"Once a year, all collectors were re-examined in shooting. If the shooter did not hit the minimum or did not hit the target at all ... he was left at work anyway."
"In fact, it is wrong that a pension is given in old age. Really it should be given from eighteen to thirty-five. The best age. During these years, it is a sin to work, you have to deal only with your personal life. And then you can go to work. There is no point in life anyway."
"It is in the West that they steal paintings. And here, oh Lord ... its pointless. Whom to sell them to?"
"When a man tells the truth, somehow they do not believe him."
"Anna Pavlovna was a resilient lady, because she could only rely on herself. Anna Pavlovna had neither a husband nor education. Thats how life has been."
