Starikam tut ne mesto [No Country For Old Men]

The famous novel by Cormack McCarthy, winner of the Pulitser Prize (for the novel "The Road") and the US National Book Prize (for the novel "Horses, Horses ..."), a modern American classic of the main caliber, a master of complex emotions and non-standard syntax. This cruel parable in the shell of a modernized western was carefully transferred to the movie screen by the Cohen brothers; the film was nominated for eight Oscars and received four, and also collected about a hundred different-sized awards around the world. A Vietnam veteran (played in the film by Josh Brolin) goes to the Texas mountains to hunt for antelopes and discovers traces of gang warfare - dead bodies, a load of drugs and a suitcase with two million dollars. Having succumbed to the temptation, he takes the money - and soon is forced to flee from the Mexican bandits and from the demon killer inexorably following in his wake (this role was brilliantly played by Javier Bardem), behind which the local sheriff (Tommy Lee