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The head of one of the scientific institutes Makhonin, having surrounded himself with sycophants, becomes on the dishonest way of "buying" a finished dissertation...
The head of one of the scientific institutes Makhonin, having surrounded himself with sycophants, becomes on the dishonest way of "buying" a finished dissertation... close
A man from a poor noble family named Aldemaro falls in love with the daughter of a rich gentleman. He comes up with a pseudonym and introduces himself more
A man from a poor noble family named Aldemaro falls in love with the daughter of a rich gentleman. He comes up with a pseudonym and introduces himself as a dance teacher in order to get into their house. close
The Civil War... Residents of the Ukrainian village Ostapovka decide to take a neutral position and wait out the war. But not everyone agrees with this more
The Civil War... Residents of the Ukrainian village Ostapovka decide to take a neutral position and wait out the war. But not everyone agrees with this view of the events. Young people unite and join the ranks of the fighters of the revolution. . . close
Ekaterina Maksimova ("Galatea"), Konstantin Zaklinsky ("Fuete"), Gali Abaidulov ("Perikola") in the ballet film by Alexander Belinsky "Chaplinian". “This more
Ekaterina Maksimova ("Galatea"), Konstantin Zaklinsky ("Fuete"), Gali Abaidulov ("Perikola") in the ballet film by Alexander Belinsky "Chaplinian". “This film is to Chaplin’s music, based on Chaplin’s works, but not about Chaplin,” says director Alexander Belinsky. The hero of the picture is a “little” man, a variety artist, an antihero – a dictator ruling in one fictional state. Nowhere did we quote Chaplin’s great films, we wanted to preserve his spirit, his laughter, his touch, his characters and even his attributes and locations. In our work, we adhered to the main theme of Chaplin’s work – sympathy for the “little” person and tried to express this main idea by means of modern and classical choreography. The role of the diva variety diva and the favorite of the dictator in this film was performed by the famous ballerina Ekaterina Maksimova.Such character has not yet been among the stage and screen creations of the ballerina. But it is the TV screen that is especially generous with surprises and it is in the TV ballets that the still unknown facets of Maximova’s unique talent are revealed every time so unexpectedly. Courage and the ability to take risks in search of the new has always distinguished the work of Vladimir Vasiliev. The outstanding dancer and choreographer increasingly turns to directing and creating holistic artistic works. Now the same creative group "Anyuta", the same team of like-minded people united in the work on "Chapliniana". Gali Abaidulov, still a student who performed one of the main parts in Vasilyev’s Chekhov ballet masterpiece, plays two roles at once in Chaplinian – the all-powerful Dictator and the dreamer – the clown, on the confrontation of which the plot of the film is built. The name of Abaidulov is associated even with the birth of a new role - "artist of television ballet." "Chaplinian" - the thesis of Abaidulov, a graduate of the course Vasiliev and Maximova choreographer of GITIS. This is a very rare combination - co-creation in one film teachers and students. close
The first film is called "Name Vote." The film tells about the Extraordinary Fourth All-Russian Congress of Soviets held in March 1918, at which the Brest-Litovsk more
The first film is called "Name Vote." The film tells about the Extraordinary Fourth All-Russian Congress of Soviets held in March 1918, at which the Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty was ratified, about Lenin’s speech at the congress.
One and a half hours in Lenin’s office. The film reproduces one of the most dramatic periods in the life of the young Soviet Republic, when as a result of the armed SR rebellion, the respite necessary for the organization of the country's economy was undermined.
The third film: "Air of the Council of People's Commissars". The film tells about one day of Lenin in September 1918, when after an illness caused by a wound, doctors allowed him to work. On this day, V. I. Lenin dictates to M. I. Ulyanova an article “On the nature of our newspapers”, meets with colleagues. .
The fourth film is “Commune of Vkhutemas”. The plot of the film is based on the performance of V. I. Lenin at the III All-Russian Congress of the Russian Communist Youth Union and a visit by V. I. Lenin and N. K. Krupskaya to the Higher State Art and Technical Workshops.
Award for a male role in the film "One and a half hours in Lenin's office" at the IFF of TV films in Prague in 1987. close
The film is based on an ancient Chinese fairy tale about the simple people of China who despite of heavy work and oppression, did not lose belief in life and love to freedom
The film is based on an ancient Chinese fairy tale about the simple people of China who despite of heavy work and oppression, did not lose belief in life and love to freedom close
Before the war, a young woman was a nanny in a German family. Having become a saboteur, her pupil, who has long gone with his family to Germany, is now more
Before the war, a young woman was a nanny in a German family. Having become a saboteur, her pupil, who has long gone with his family to Germany, is now trying to find refuge with an old nanny. The woman recognizes the guest, and together with her grandson, she gives it to the Red Army. close
A young pioneer cries as he sits near an obelisk to the First Artificial Satellite. This event triggers an alarm, which is received by the editor of the more
A young pioneer cries as he sits near an obelisk to the First Artificial Satellite. This event triggers an alarm, which is received by the editor of the children's magazine. It turns out that in the future, crying is forgotten by people as an unnecessary sad emotion and will be perceived as an “unheard of incident” on Earth. To understand this, the editor decides to contact his special correspondent Murzilka, who is on a mission in space. Murzilka, making a service flight on an individual spaceship, receives an alarm signal from the Earth. The editor tells him the shocking news that a boy can be heard crying on Earth. Murzilka immediately returns to Earth and lands near the weeping pioneer. It turns out that the boy could not answer the teacher’s question: “Why put an obelisk to the First Satellite?” close
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