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16/10/2017 LIBRARY Rds 651-700 1 Call Number RD-651 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 1 Call number RD-651 DYKHOVICHNYI, Ivan Chernyi monakh [The Black Monk] Tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie Ritm, Mosfil´m, 1988 Producer: Nikolai Garo Screenplay: Ivan Dykhovichnyi, Sergei Solov´ev, from the story by Anton Chekhov Photography: Vadim Iusov Production design: Liudmila Kusakova Music: Beethoven, Mahler, Teimuraz Bakuradze Kovrin Stanislav Liubshin Tania Tat´iana Drubich (voiced by Marina Neelova) Pesotskii (her father) Petr Fomenko Varvara Nikolaevna Liubov´ Seliutina Doctor Viktor Shternberg 83 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 16 March 2014 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 2 Call number RD-652 Belaia studiia. Aleksandr Lazarev mladshii [The White Studio. Aleksandr Lazarev Jr] MB grupp prodakshn, for GTRK Kul´tura, 2013 Interviewer: Dar´ia Spiridonova With the participation of: Aleksandr Lazarev mladshii 38 minutes In Russian RTR Planeta, 7 June 2013 AND KIASASHVILI, Ivan Privet s fronta [Greetings from the Front] Tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie Ekran Gosteleradio SSSE, 1983: TV premiere 20 June 1983 Screenplay: Viacheslav Kondrat´ev Photography: Lev Bunin Production design: Valentina Brusina Music: Vladislav Shut´ Nina Elena Shilkina Olia Elena Maiorova Alla Natal´ia Moleva Klavdiia Ianina Lisovskaia Misha Voskoboinikov Aleksandr Galibin Petia Laptev Andrei Smoliakov Vania-Meditsina Aleksandr Kuznetsov “Papasha” Ivan Bortnik Janitor Ernst Romanov Photographer Aleksandr Sirin Vera Galina Anisimova Artur Egon Nuter Ivan Petrovich Vasilevich Vladimir Zemlianikin Captain Kornilov Vsevolod Abdulov Irina Kornilova Svetlana Akimova Nurse Galina Bulgakova Wounded soldier Nikolai Volkov Tania Irina Gorokhova Wounded soldier Aleksei Kudinovich Wounded soldier Aleksandr Marin Nurse Mariia Ovchinnikova Tat´iana, a nurse Ol´ga Spirkina Nanny Aleksandra Kharitonova Volodia, a wounded soldier Nikolai Kholoshin Wounded soldier Viktor Fokin Vedernikov’s letters read by Andrei Tashkov Approx 76 minutes In Russian 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 3 RTR Planeta, 23 February 2014 Source: RTR Planeta, 7 June 2013 and 23 February 2014 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 4 Call number RD-653 RAZUMOVSKII, Andrei Predvaritel´noe rassledovanie [Preliminary Investigation] Mosfil´m, Chetvertoe tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie, 1978; released 1 October 1978 Screenplay: Boris Mozhaev Photography: Boris Brozhovskii Production design: Nikolai Usachev Music: Igor´ Efremov Song lyrics: Leonid Derbenev Police Captain Vasilii Serezhkin Valerii Zolotukhin Ivan Chubatov Iurii Nazarov Dar´ia, Chubatov’s fiancée Nadezhda Repina Pavel Boborykin Vladimir Gostiukhin Uncle Fedot Viktor Shul´gin Arche Maksim Munzuk Nikolai Savel´ev, the prosecutor Valentin Grachev Police Chief Georgii Iumatov Fedor Aleksandrovich, the Head of the Regional Executive Committee of the Party Oleg Golubitskii Vsevolod Nikolaevich, the First Secretary of the Regional Executive Committee of the Party Ivan Savkin Vasilii Zav´ialov Leonid Chubarov Tat´iana, Serezhkin’s wife Alla Meshcheriakova Sol´d Semenovich Kialundziga Iurii Il´ianov Vilkov, the bearded lumberjack Vladimir Razumovskii Semynin, a lumberjack Semen Safonov Secretary at the Regional Executive Committee of the Party Iia Arepina Approx. 89 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 3 May 2014 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 5 Call number RD-654 Na balu u Volanda. Missia v Moskve [At Woland’s Ball. A Mission to Moscow] A film about the America Ambassador in Moscow in the late 1930s, Joseph Edward Davies and his Mission to Moscow in May 1943 Telekompaniia Naobum, for VGTRK, 2013 Producer: Aleksei Gorovatskii Producer for Telekanal Rossiia: Vladimir Solov´ev Directors: Tat´iana Malova, Viktor Oushchenko Script: Sergei Barabanov Photography: Vladimir Merkulov, Viacheslav Gusev, Valentin Khalturin Music: Vladimir Romanychev Narrators: Igor´ Taradaikin. Natal´ia Grinshpun With the participation of: Vladimir Pechatnov, Mia Grosjean (Joseph Davies’s granddaughter), Celestine Bohlen, William vanden Heuvel, Niklas Burlak, Viktor Mal´kov 44 minutes In Russian RTR Planeta, 10 April 2014 AND KRISHTOFOVICH, Viacheslav Melochi zhizni [The Trivia of Life] Kinostudiia imeni Aleksandra Dovzhenko, po zakazu Gosudarstvennogo komiteta Soveta ministrov SSSR po televideniiu i radioveshchaniiu, Tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie Luch, 1980; TV premiere 11 August 1981 Screenplay: Ramiz Fataliev, Viacheslav Krishtofovich Photography: Vilen Kaliuta Production design: Larisa Zhilko Music: Vadim Khrapachev Natasha Bunina Ol´ga Ostroumova Sasha Bunin Anatolii Grachev Dacha owner Vladimir Necheporenko Registry Office worker Kseniia Nikolaeva With: Aleksandr Vokach, Aleksei Levchenko Approx. 66 minutes In Russian RTR Planeta, 27 April 2014 Source: RTR Planeta, 10 and 27 April 2014 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 6 Call number RD-655 PETROV, Aleksandr Moia liubov´ [My Love] Pervyi kanal, DAGO-fil´m, Dentsu Tech. Inc., with the support of the Federal´noe agentstvo po kul´ture i kinematografii, 2006 Producers: Konstantin Ernst, Dmitrii Iurkov, Keinichi Miura, Takashi Yoshimura Screenplay: Aleksandr Petrov, with Mikhail Tumelia, Tat´iana Pavlovich Photography: Sergei Reshetnikov Production design: Aleksandr Petrov Voices: Ekaterina Afrikantova, Ekaterina Vinogradova, Sergei Garmash, Mikhail Georgiu, Anastasiia Dobryninam, Aleksandra Zhivova, Evgeniia Kriukova, Mikhail Lukashov, Grigorii Malkov, Nikolai Malikov, Aleksandr Oleshko, Nina Ruslanova 26 minutes In Russian ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 30 April 2014 AND “Tri plius dva”. Versiia kurortnogo romana’ [“Three Plus Two”. A Version of a Resort Romance] Pervyi kanal, 2014 Producers: Dar´ia Pimanova, Oleg Vol´nov Director: Andrei Lukov Script and Head of Project: Dar´ia Pimanova Photography: Aleksei Trekalov, Elizaveta Golovina, Vitalii Tokarev, Denis Smirnov Reporter: Mikhail Grushevskii Narrator: Dmitrii Polonskii With the participation of: Natal´ia Fateeva, Gennadii Nilov, Aleksei Nilov (Gennadii Nilov’s son), Elizaveta Nilova (his granddaughter), Evgenii Zharikov (archive), Natal´ia Kustinskaia (archive), Sergei Mikhalkov (archive) 60 minutes In Russian ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 8 June 2014 Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 30 April and 8 June 2014 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 7 Call number RD-656 Belaia studiia. Evgenii Mironov [The White Studio. Evgenii Mironov] MB grupp prodakshn, for GTRK Kul´tura, 2014 Interviewer: Dar´ia Spiridonova With the participation of: 40 minutes In Russian RTR Planeta, 9 August 2014 AND Drugie berega. Dzhordzh Balanchin [Other Shores. George Balanchine] BiSiBiDzhi Prodakshens, for Telekanal Rossiia-Kul´tura, 2014 Producer: Ketevan Zhgenti Director: Ol´ga Zhgenti Script: Ol´ga Zhgenti Narrator: Stanislav Natenadze With the participation of: Andria Balanchivadze (George Balanchine’s brother, archive), Ketevan Machavariani (a relative of George Blanchine), Tsiskari Balanchivadze (his niece), Andrei Kramarevskii, Peter Martins, Nino Ananiashvili, Pavel Gershenzon, Francia Russell, Natal´ia Vainberg, Kent Stowell, Vida Brown, Barbara Milberg, Barbara Horgan, Glbat Toradze, Zurab Dzhavakhadze, Nino Kirvalidze, Karin von Aroldingen, Kay Mazzo 39 minutes In Russian RTR Planeta, 10 August 2014 Source: RTR Planeta, 9 and 10 August 2014 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 8 Call number RD-657 MEL´NIKOV, Vitalii Chuzhaia zhena i muzh pod krovat´iu [Someone Else’s Wife and the Husband under the Bed] Lenfil´m, Tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie televizionnykh fil´mov, 1984 Screenplay: Vladimir Valutskii, based on early stories by Dostoevkii Photography: Iurii Veksler Production desgn: Isaak Kaplan Music: Timur Kogan The Teatr sovremennogo baleta led by Boris Eifman Ivan Andreevich Oleg Tabakov Aleksandr Dem´ianovich Oleg Efremov Liza Marina Neelova Tvorogov Nikolai Burliaev Unknown man under the bed Stanislav Sadal´skii Glafira Petrovna Marina Shimanskaia Bobynitsyn Iurii Bogatyrev Actor at opera Gali Abaidulov Yardman Iu. Volynskii Servant Tat´iana Zakharova Owner of salon / Visitor to café Valentina Muradova Efrosin´ia Marina Rozhdestvenskaia Opera actress Elena Rubin Serge Leonid Tikhomirov His companion Tat´iana Tolubeeva 65 minutes In Russian RTR Planeta, 23 March 2014 AND Tragediia Galitskoi Rusi. Kontslager´ tol´ko dlia russkikh [The Tragedy of Galician Rus´. A Concentration Camp Only for Russians] Studiia istoricheskogo dokumental´nogo kino, Studiia Grad, for VGTRK, 2010 Producer: Vasilii Iakovlev Director: Aleksei Denisov Author: Aleksei Denisov Presenter: Aleksei Denisov Photography: Iurii Moiseev Reader: Mikhail Zelenskii With the participation of: Georg Hoffmann, Hannes Leidinger, Vladimir Krushinskii, Philipp Lesiak, Dieter-Anton Binder, Mariia Omeliuk, Archpriest Iaroslav Ogeruk 44 minutes In Russian RTR Planeta, 25 March 2014 Source: RTR Planeta, 23 and 25 March 2014 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 9 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 651-700 10 Call number RD-658 Peshkom. Moskva kinoshnaia [On Foot. Cinematic Moscow] A film about the Moscow locations of Stanislav Govorukhin’s Mesto vstrechi izmenit´ nel´zia, Leonid Gaidai’s Operatsiia “Y” , Filipp Iankovskii’s Statskii sovetnik , Karen Shakhnazarov’s Bely tigr, Tat´iana Lukashevich’s Podkidysh , Mikhail Kozakov’s Pokrovskie vorota and Vladimir Bortko’s Master i Margarita Mag TV, for GTRK Kul´tura, 2012 General producer: Anatolii Malkin Director: Ol´ga Krotova Author: Mikhail Zhebrak Photography: Anatolii Marfel´ Presenter: Mikhail Zhebrak 26 minutes In Russian; starts 10 minutes into tape RTR
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