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MosfilmExperience the poignant tale of unrequited love in 'The Garnet Bracelet.' A mysterious admirer sends a garnet bracelet to Princess Vera, leading to unexpected revelations. Watch now: https://www.elsetube.com/the-garnet-bracelet-1964
Directed by Abram Room, this 1964 classic explores the depths of human emotion and the complexities of love. With a talented cast including Vladislav Strzhelchik and Oleg Basilashvili, the film captures the essence of Russian literature through its captivating storytelling. Join us as we delve into a narrative that resonates even today.
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0:00:00 The Beginning. Five years of silent love
0:12:00 Vera Nikolayevna’s birthday. The bracelet
0:24:00 The family learns of the gift. Unease
0:36:00 Brother and husband set out to meet the admirer
0:50:00 The conversation. The outcome is inevitable
1:04:00 Final events. The letter
1:16:00 Epilogue. Beethoven’s Sonata
Discover the gripping tale of Saveliy Govorkov, an Afghanistan war veteran who confronts the mafia in his hometown. Watch now: https://youtu.be/M53ux8P4aF8. This intense drama showcases his struggles against fabricated charges and the fight for justice. From training in the ring to pivotal confrontations, Govorkov's journey is a testament to resilience and strength. Join us as we delve into his story, featuring powerful performances and a compelling narrative that captures the essence of courage. Don't miss the action-packed scenes and philosophical insights that define this remarkable film. 🎬 Director: Aleksandr Muratov | ✍️ Writer: Viktor Dotsenko | 🎭 Cast: Dmitriy Pevtsov, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, and more.
00:00:00 — Beginning
00:09:25 — Training in the Ring
00:10:40 — “The One Who Is Right Will Win”
00:21:35 — Meeting in a Cell
00:29:45 — Fight in the Correctional Labor Colony
00:31:20 — King’s Advice
00:54:10 — Highway Chase
01:06:50 — Escape and Jump from the Bridge
01:21:00 — Final Confrontation
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Basé sur le travail du scientifique et écrivain, célèbre voyageur et explorateur de l'Extrême-Orient
V. Arseniev. L'histoire de son amitié avec le guide Dersu Uzala aux qualités personnelles extraordinaires. Leur voyage à travers la taïga-forêt, plein d'aventures dangereuses, est l'intrigue du film, mais le sens de l'histoire va bien au-delà de l'intrigue : c'est une histoire sur la fraternité des gens, que nous sommes tous des enfants de la même terre .
IMDb rating: 8,2
Année de fabrication : 1975
Réalisé par : Kurosawa Akira
Scénaristes : Yuri Nagibin, Akira Kurosawa
Compositeur : Schwartz Isaac
Directeurs de la photographie : Gantman Yuri, Dobronravov Fedor, Nakai Asakazu
Chef décorateur : Raksha Yuri
Avec : Yuri Solomin, Alexander Pyatkov, Maxim Munzuk, Vladimir Kremena, Svetlana Danilchenko, Suymenkul Chokmorov, Mikhail Bychkov, Dima Korshikov, Nikolay Volkov, Igor Sykhra, Janis Yakobson, Alexander Baranov
Prix et récompenses :
1975 - Prix FIPRESCI au IX IFF de Moscou
1975 - prix d'or au IX IFF à Moscou
1976 - "Oscar" par l'American Film Academy de Los Angeles (USA) pour le meilleur film étranger
1976 - diplôme du diplôme II "pour obtenir les meilleurs résultats dans la solution artistique, visuelle et technique du film" au concours I All-Union pour la meilleure utilisation des films couleur négatifs nationaux lors du tournage de longs métrages
1976 - diplôme de participation au XIV New York International Film Festival (USA)
1977 - Prix spécial de l'Association nationale des scénaristes d'Espagne, pour le meilleur film étranger projeté dans le pays
1977 - diplôme de participation à l'IFF à Bruxelles (Belgique)
1977 - prix honorifique au producteur Krichevsky Georges (à titre posthume) au IFF de Bruxelles (Belgique)
1978 - Prix de la critique française M. Munzuku "pour le meilleur travail d'acteur"
1976 - diplôme de participation à l'IFF de Vienne (Autriche)
1977 - Prix international du cinéma "David di Donatello" (Italie) pour le meilleur film étranger projeté en Italie
#Dersu_Uzala #Far_Easr #Kurosawa #Arseniev
Sisters (1957) | Episode 1 of "The Road to Calvary" Trilogy | Mosfilm
Experience the epic drama of "Sisters" (Syostry), the first film in the legendary trilogy based on Aleksey Tolstoy's "The Road to Calvary" (Khozhdenie po mukam). Set against the backdrop of the Russian Revolution and World War I, this masterpiece from Mosfilm explores the intertwined lives of two sisters during Russia's most turbulent era.
Synopsis: St. Petersburg on the eve of the Great War. The eldest Bulavin sister, the beautiful Katya, finds herself trapped in a web of melancholy and a secret affair with the decadent poet Bessonov, away from her husband, lawyer Smokovnikov. Meanwhile, her younger sister Dasha arrives from Samara and is immediately swept up in the city's vibrant Futurist circles. Her life changes forever when she meets Ivan Telegin, an idealistic engineer. As their personal stories unfold, the shadow of World War I looms, threatening to separate the heroes and tear their world apart.
Why watch this classic:
A faithful adaptation of Aleksey Tolstoy’s masterpiece.
Stunning cinematography capturing the atmosphere of early 20th-century St. Petersburg.
A powerful story of love, betrayal, and historical upheaval.
🎬 Watch more Soviet Classics on Mosfilm: Mosfilm Channel
Episode two: https://youtu.be/A7GfHBT-1u8
Episode three: https://youtu.be/QvLWwayvIe0
Year of production: 1957
Director: Grigory Roshal
Screenwriter: Boris Chirskov
Composer: Dmitry Kabalevsky
Cinematographer: Leonid Kosmatov
Production Designer: Iosif Shpinel
Cast: Vadim Medvedev, Viktor Sharlakhov, Rufina Nifontova, Nina Veselovskaya, Nikolay Gritsenko, Vladimir Muravyov, Vladlen Davydov
00:00 - Begining
02:04 — St. Petersburg on the Eve of Changes
03:51 — Dasha Bulavina Arrives at Her Sister's
04:58 — Futurists' Salon and Meeting Ivan Telegin
08:16 — Telegin and Dasha: First Conversations
12:00 — Katya’s Family Life and Inner Turmoil
13:14 — News of Impending Revolution
15:53 — The Sinister Influence of Poet Bessonov
17:12 — High Society Scandals and Debates
21:12 — Workers' Strike and Clashes in the City
24:27 — Dasha Confesses Her Feelings to Bessonov
28:02 — Conflict Between the Sisters
29:43 — Katya’s Honest Conversation with Her Husband
36:05 — Chance Meeting on a Volga Steamboat
43:29 — Summer 1914: The Calm Before the Storm
48:57 — Bessonov Pursues Dasha in Crimea
51:05 — Dasha Realizes Her Love for Telegin
52:41 — Outbreak of World War I: Mobilization
55:14 — News from the Front: Telegin Missing in Action
58:33 — Dasha Works as a Nurse in the Infirmary
01:03:01 — Meeting Captain Vadim Roshchin
01:05:36 — Telegin in an Austrian POW Camp
01:08:19 — Escape from Captivity
01:14:18 — Telegin Returns to Dasha
01:20:38 — February Revolution 1917: Fall of the Monarchy
01:23:41 — Telegin and Dasha Reunite in Petrograd
01:26:02 — Peaceful Moments Amidst Revolutionary Chaos
01:28:13 — Tensions in the Army and Roshchin’s Warnings
01:34:27 — Roshchin Confesses His Love to Katya
01:38:54 — The Collapse of the Front and Hopes for the Future
01:44:12 — Dasha Shares Joyful News with Telegin
#RussianCinema #Mosfilm #ClassicMovies #TheRoadToCalvary #HistoricalDrama #SovietFilm
Episode two of the trilogy novel by A.Tolstoy "The Road to Calvary"
Episode one: https://youtu.be/IzpDawwr8DU
Episode three: https://youtu.be/QvLWwayvIe0
Roshchin leaves for the Volunteer Army and separates from Katya, but finds no peace, witnessing the limited lives of the officers, now turned into punitive forces. Telegin hasn't yet found his place in life. And his relationship with Dasha isn't going well, especially after the death of their child. So they decide to separate for a while. Doctor Bulavin, Katya and Dasha's father, has become an assistant minister in the Samara Socialist Revolutionary government. When Ivan Ilyich appears before him, begging him to tell him at least a word about Dasha...
Bulavin unhesitatingly betrays his son-in-law. Telegin manages to escape, exchanging a few words with Dasha. But for him, these words were more precious than any passionate declarations: Dasha still loves him. Having left her hated father's house, Dasha, after long wanderings, falls into the Reds' ranks. Telegin's name helps her become close to good people: Agrippina Chebrets, Ivan Gora, and others. Dasha remains working at headquarters. Some time later, she meets her husband.
00:00 - Begining
02:46 — Prologue: Petrograd in 1918. The atmosphere of the revolution, hunger, and cold in the city.
03:27 — Vasily Rublev's Speech. An appeal to the workers and soldiers to defend the revolution.
05:29 — Telegin and Rublev's Encounter. A dialogue about the political situation and the choice between "Red" and "White" forces.
06:55 — Ivan Telegin and Dasha. A difficult domestic scene in Petrograd and their parting as Ivan leaves for the front.
15:13 — Vadim Roshchin and Katya on the Train. Their journey south and a chance encounter with Roshchin's former orderly.
18:11 — Political Dispute. Roshchin and Krasilnikov discuss the fate of Russia and the meaning of "Great Russia."
23:10 — The White Army's March. General Kornilov's forces advancing through the Kuban steppes.
25:34 — The Battle for Ekaterinodar. Intense combat scenes and the Red Army's defense of the city.
29:55 — Kornilov's Council of War. The General decides to launch a final assault on the city.
31:38 — The Aftermath of the Assault. The retreat of Kornilov's army and the German occupation of Rostov.
41:36 — Rublev and Telegin Meet Again. Ivan Telegin serves as a commander in the Red Army; Rublev is a commissar.
46:26 — Conflict at the Army Headquarters. Rublev and Telegin confront the "old regime" military specialists and Commander Sorokin.
56:56 — Sorokin's Attack. Commander Sorokin leads his troops into battle to prove his loyalty to the revolution.
1:02:30 — Katya's Grief. Katya is misled to believe Roshchin is dead and seeks refuge in Ekaterinoslav.
1:14:08 — Telegin's Secret Mission. Ivan attempts to find Dasha in Samara but falls into a trap set by her father.
1:19:11 — Telegin and Dasha's Brief Reunion. A dramatic escape from the White guards' pursuit.
1:33:52 — Roshchin's Despair. Vadim searches for Katya in Ekaterinoslav but finds only devastation and "decadence."
1:40:40 — News of the Revolution in Germany. The impact of global events on the Russian Civil War.
1:46:17 — Epilogue. The end of 1918, the mobilization of forces, and the uncertainty of the characters' future fates.
Year of production: 1958
Director: Grigory Roshal
Screenwriter: Boris Chirskov
Composer: Dmitry Kabalevsky
Cinematographer: Leonid Kosmatov
Production Designer: Iosif Shpinel
Cast: Sergey Yakovlev, Nina Veselovskaya, Vadim Medvedev, Nikolay Gritsenko, Maya Bulgakova, Viktor Avdyushko, Vladimir Muravyov, Rufina Nifontova, Pavel Vinnikov, Alexander Smirnov, Mikhail Kozakov, Evgeny Teterin, Leonid Parkhomenko, Viktor Adamenko, Evgeny Matveyev, Grigory Kirillov, Konstantin Nemolyaev, Vladimir Sez, Viktor Yakovlev
#mosfilm #revolution #ussr #movie #1918 #englishsubtitles #trilogy #roadtocalvary
Episode three of the trilogy novel by A.Tolstoy "The Road to Calvary"
Episode one: https://youtu.be/IzpDawwr8DU
Episode two: https://youtu.be/A7GfHBT-1u8
The Civil War changed the lives of all the characters in the film's narrative. While defending Tsaritsyn, Red Army commander Telegin was seriously wounded. In the hospital, he met Dasha. After his recovery, the young couple joined the Red Army together. Meanwhile, Roshchin deserted from the front, searching everywhere for Katya. From Yekaterinoslav, he ended up in Gulyai-Pole, where Father Makhno lived. The sailor Chugai persuaded Makhno to join the Bolsheviks against Petliura.
Soviet power was established in Yekaterinoslav, but it didn't last long. During an unequal battle with Petliura's forces, the ataman's wife, Marusya, was killed, Makhno managed to escape, and Roshchin was wounded. After recovering, he was assigned to the headquarters of a cadet brigade and accepted the new government without hesitation. Only worry about Katya connected him to his past. And Katya, having gotten rid of the scoundrel Krasilnikov, became a teacher. She doesn't know that Roshchin is alive and trying to find her... Dasha, Telegin, Latugin, Katya, Roshchin, Chugai—in short, all those who came the hard way to accept the revolution—meet at the 8th Congress of Soviets at the Bolshoi Theater in 1919.
00:00 - Begining
00:22 — Introduction: The Siege of Tsaritsyn. The narrator sets the scene for the brutal battle in the steppes and the strategic importance of the city.
01:42 — Telegin’s Battery and Anisiya. Telegin arrives with artillery and ammunition, meeting Anisiya, who has become a sister and mother figure to the soldiers.
04:00 — Preparation for Battle. Telegin and his commissar discuss the upcoming assault and the revolutionary duty of the commanders.
06:26 — Anisiya’s Tragic Story. Anisiya recounts the loss of her husband and children during the White Army's raids.
09:41 — The Battle of Tsaritsyn. A massive artillery duel begins as the Red Army defends against the "class enemies."
11:33 — Telegin Wounded. Amidst the smoke of battle, Telegin is severely wounded and taken to a field hospital.
14:09 — Reunion of Telegin and Dasha. In the hospital, Telegin awakens to find Dasha by his side, promising to never leave him again.
16:37 — Roshchin and Makhno. Vadim Roshchin encounters the legendary anarchist leader Batko Makhno and faces interrogation by the brutal Lyova Zadov.
23:28 — The Political Debate. A tense confrontation between the sailor Chugai (a Bolshevik delegate), the anarchist Leon Black, and Makhno about the future of Russia.
31:45 — Telegin’s New Assignment. Ivan Telegin, now recovered, reunites with Dasha and receives a command to lead a brigade.
35:05 — Cultural Life Amidst War. The soldiers prepare to perform Schiller's "The Robbers," highlighting the hunger for art even during the Civil War.
42:20 — Roshchin’s Existential Crisis. Roshchin reflects on his past as a White officer and his loss of identity during a conversation with Zadov on a train.
50:58 — Planning the Uprising in Ekaterinoslav. Roshchin, working with the Bolsheviks, coordinates with local rebels to overthrow the Petliurite forces.
57:14 — The Assault on the Bridge. Roshchin leads a daring mission to capture a key bridge, proving his loyalty to the revolutionary cause.
1:02:34 — The Counterattack. Petliurite forces enter the city, and the rebels must cover the retreat of the civilian population.
1:10:50 — Telegin and Dasha's Personal Conflict. A moment of vulnerability between Ivan and Dasha as they navigate their complex relationship.
1:23:24 — Roshchin Searches for Katya. Vadim continues his quest to find Katya, eventually learning about her hardships and escape from the cruel Aleksey Krasilnikov.
1:36:50 — Telegin and Roshchin Meet. The two main protagonists finally meet again; Telegin is now the brigade commander and Roshchin is his chief of staff.
1:45:04 — The Final Reunion. Vadim Roshchin and Katya are finally reunited in Moscow after years of separation and suffering.
1:47:24 — Epilogue: The Eighth Congress of Soviets. The characters attend Lenin's speech on the reconstruction of Russia and the electrification of the country.
Year of production: 1959
Directors: Grigory Roshal, Meri Andzhaparidze
Screenwriter: Boris Chirskov
Composer: Dmitry Kabalevsky
Cinematographer: Leonid Kosmatov
Production Designer: Iosif Shpinel
Cast: Lyubov Sokolova, Nonna Mordyukova, Vadim Medvedev, Viktor Avdyushko, Rufina Nifontova, Boris Andreev, Maya Bulgakova, Anatoly Soloviev, Nina Veselovskaya, Nikolay Gritsenko, Vladimir Belokurov, Natalia Kustinskaya, Pavel Vinnikov, Vitaly Matveyev, Leonid Parkhomenko, V. Taskin, Viktor Adamenko
#mosfilm #revolution #ussr #movie #gloomymorning #englishsubtitles #trilogy #roadtocalvary
The film portrays Lenin not as an icon, but as a living person: debating with comrades, reflecting on the future, and navigating personal relationships, including his connection with Inessa Armand.
Experience the atmosphere of early 20th‑century Paris, the spirit of revolutionary ideas, and a nuanced portrayal of a historical figure. Starring Yuri Kayurov in the title role, the film combines historical authenticity with subtle human drama.
Year of production: 1981
Directors: Sergey Yutkevich, Leonid Eidlin
Screenwriters: Evgeny Gabrilovich, Sergey Yutkevich
Composer: Grigory Frid
Cinematographer: Nikolay Nemolyaev
Production Designer: Lyudmila Kusakova
Cast: Galina Belyaeva, Yuri Kayurov, Boris Ivanov, Pavel Kadochnikov, Elena Koreneva, Albert Filozov, Anatoly Adoskin, Antonina Maksimova, Claude Jade, Vitaly Shapovalov, Sergei Pozharsky, Valentina Svetlova, Vladimir Antonik
00:00 — Introduction and Opening Credits
02:38 — Arrival in Paris: Gare du Nord
06:01 — 4 Marie-Rose Street: The Ulyanovs' Apartment
09:22 — Reflections on the Paris Commune
13:01 — Meeting Inessa Armand
17:13 — Introduction to Trofimov (the "Poet")
19:04 — At the Wax Museum: Lessons of History
23:36 — Theoretical Work and Party Life in Exile
26:02 — Trip to Draveil: Visiting Paul and Laura Lafargue
32:20 — Discussions in Paris Cafes: Debating the Future of Revolution
38:38 — Party Crisis and Lenin's Inner Struggles
41:08 — Walk Through Montmartre: Tales of the Barricades
50:46 — Resting in Parc Montsouris
51:44 — Cultural Leisure: Montehus' Songs at the Workers' Theater
58:41 — Longjumeau: Searching for the Legendary Party School
01:03:22 — The Barn Dispute: A Clash of Ideologies
01:10:49 — October 1917: Smolny and the Storming of the Winter Palace
01:23:54 — The Kronstadt Rebellion of 1921: Trofimov's Tragic Fate
01:28:59 — Death of the Lafargues and Farewell at Père Lachaise Cemetery
01:37:09 — Final Conversation with Inessa
01:40:32 — Finale: From the Past to Modern Paris
#Lenin #Soviet cinema #Biography #Revolution #Mosfilm
The film's heroes parted ways at Belorussky Station in the summer of 1945, when the first train carrying front-line soldiers arrived after the victory. A quarter century after the end of the Great Patriotic War, the comrades meet at their friend's funeral. Peacetime had separated them, but the friends retained a sense of frontline brotherhood, mutual assistance, and humanity.
IMDb: 7,7
Year of production: 1970
Director: Andrey Smirnov
Screenwriter: Vadim Trunin
Composers: Bulat Okudzhava, Alfred Schnittke
DOP: Pavel Lebeshev
Production Designer: Vladimir Korovin
Cast: Alexey Glazyrin, Yevgeny Leonov, Anatoly Papanov, Vsevolod Safonov, Nina Urgant, Nikolay Volkov Jr., Nikifor Kolofidin, Raisa Kurkina, Yuri Orlov, Lyubov Sokolova, Margarita Terekhova, Aleksandr Yanvarev
Fragment from the film "Kin-dza-dza!", 1986, dir. Georgiy Daneliya, film studio "Mosfilm"
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Fragment from the film "Gypsies are found near heaven", 1976, dir. Emil Loteanu, film studio "Mosfilm"
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