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Call Number DVD-5901 Coffret Kantemir Balagov on 2 Blu Ray 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 1 Call number DVD-5901 Coffret Kantemir Balagov On 2 Blu ray discs This is Blu ray disc 1, containing: BALAGOV, Kantemir Tesnota [Closeness] [Une Vie à l’étroit] Nekommercheskii fond podderzhki kinematografa Primer intonatsii (Fond Aleksandra Sokurova), Kinostudiia Lenfil´m, with the support of Komitet po kul´ture Sankt-Peterburga, Obshchestvennyi fond Vladimira Smirnova, Klub 418, Vladislav Magnutov, 2017 Producers: Aleksandr Sokurov, Nikolai Iankin Screenplay: Anton Iarush, Kantemir Balagov Photography: Artem Emel´ianov Production design: Aleksei Paderin Music: Kabardinian music, ‘Ne plach´’, sung by Tat´iana Bulanova, ‘Ty menia ne ishchi’, performed by Virus Artistic director: Aleksandr Sokurov Ila Dar´ia Zhovner Adina, her mother Ol´ga Dragunova Avi, her father Artem Tsypin David, her brother Veniamin Katz Zalim Nazir Zhukov Leia Anna Levit Her mother Ekaterina Zarkh Rafa Andrei Natotsinskii His mother Anna Kraichik His father Aleksandr Gofman Tima Timur Shidginov Kantik Kantemir Abubekirov Zhenia Evgenii Sannikov Rabbi Vladimir Mikhel´son Moshe Mikhail Amburg Moshe’s nephews Boris Glozman, Mikhail Ignat´ev Taxi driver Lev Usyskin Extortionist Rinat Dokhov 118 minutes In Russian with some Kabardian with French subtitles Blu ray disc Region code B Aspect ratio Languages French subtitles Features Trailer Source ARP Sélection 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 2 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 3 Call number DVD-5902 Coffret Kantemir Balagov On 2 Blu ray discs This is Blu ray disc 2, containing: BALAGOV, Kantemir Dylda [Beanpole] [Une grande fille] Non-stop Prodakshn, AR Content, with Wild Bunch, 2019 Producers: Aleksandr Rodnianskii, Sergei Mel´kumov Executive producer: Natal´ia Gorina Associate producers: Michel Merkt, Ellen Rodnianskaia Line producers: Platon Emikh, Alena Buslo Screenplay: Aleksandr Terekhov, Kantemir Balagov, based in part on Svetlana Aleksievich’s U voiny ne zhenskoe litso Photography: Kseniia Sereda Production design: Sergei Ivanov Music: Evgenii Gal´perin Iia Viktoriia Miroshnichenko Masha Vasilisa Perelygina Nikolai Ivanovich Andrei Bykov Sasha Igor´ Shirokov Stepan Konstantin Balakirev Liubov´ Petrovna, Sasha’s mother Kseniia Kutepova Tania, Stepan’s wife Alena Kuchkova Pashka Timofei Glazkov Worldly young man Veniamin Kats Tailor Ol´ga Dragunova Sasha’s father Denis Kozinets Katia Alisa Oleinik Shepelev Dmitrii Bel´kin Ol´ga Liudmila Motornaia Leonova, a nurse Anastasiia Khmelinina Riazanov, a wounded man Viktor Chuprov Petrenko, a wounded man Vladimir Verzhbitskii Sadykov, a wounded man Vladimir Morozov Vasil´ev, a wounded man Dmitrii Kazarin One-eyed wounded man Filipp Zhloba Old woman Galina Mochalova Girl in military uniform Ekaterina Kukui Tram driver Mikhail Shelomentsev Gynaecologist Iuliia Men Nanny Tat´iana Mishina 137 minutes In Russian with French subtitles Blu ray disc 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 4 Region code B Aspect ratio Languages French subtitles Features Trailer Source ARP Sélection 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 5 Call number DVD-5903 BORTKO, Vladimir Sobach´e serdtse [The Heart of a Dog] Lenfil´m, Tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie televizionnykh fil´mov, po zakazu Gosteleradio SSSR, 1988 Screenplay: Nataliia Bortko, from the story by Mikhail Bulgakov Photography: Iurii Shaigardanov Production design: Vladimir Svetozarov Music: Vladimir Dashkevich Song lyrics: Iulii Kim Professor Filipp Filippovich Preobrazhenskii Evgenii Evstigneev Dr Ivan Arnol´dovich Bormental´ Boris Plotnikov Poligraf Poligrafovich Sharikov Vladimir Tolokonnikov Zina, the Professor’s maid Ol´ga Melikhova Dar´ia, the Professor’s cook Nina Ruslanova Shvonder, Chairman of the House Committee Roman Kartsev Vasnetsova, a machinist Anzhelika Nevolina Fedor, the yardman Aleksei Mironov Viazemskaia, a member of the House Committee Natal´ia Fomenko Pestrukhin, a member of the House Committee Evgenii Kuznetsov Zharovkin, a member of the House Committee Ivan Ganzha Patients Valentina Kovel´, Sergei Filippov Nikolai Nikolaevich Persikov Roman Tkachuk Professor Bundarev Aleksei Savost´ianov Student at meeting Andrei Ruden´ Petr Aleksandrovich, a Member of the Central Committee Iurii Volkov Fireman Anatolii Slivnikov Curious man outside Preobrazhenskii’s house Iurii Eller Well-read yardman Iurii Kuznetsov Knackers Iurii Os´kin, Viktor Kolpakov Creature Mikhail Shtein Investigator Evgenii Ilovaiskii Mademoiselle Zhanna Nora Graikalova Circus compere Boris Sokolov Photographer Vladimir Glazkov Medium Sergei Bekhterev Participants in spiritualist séance Aleksandr Strunin, E. Kharkevich, Natal´ia Lapina Member of Academic Council Arkadii Kravchenko Nepman film-goer Boris Ratushnyi Gawker near Professor Preobrazhenskii’s house Vladimir Bortko 136 minutes In Russian with optional English subtitles Blu ray disc Region code All Aspect ratio 1.33:1 Languages Optional English subtitles 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 6 Features Chapter selection Source Krupnyi plan / Russiandvd.com 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 7 Call number DVD-5904 BYKOV, Iurii Zavod [The Factory] Yellow, Black and White and Kinovista present, for Tsentral Partnership, with the participation of Coda, Wild Bunch, Charm Holdings and Invada Film, with the participation of Canal+, Ciné+, with the support of Eurimages, 2018 Producers: Iurii Bykov, Charles-Evrard Tchekhoff, Ruslan Tatarintsev, Eduard Iloian, Aleksandr Kushaev, Denis Zhalinskii, Aleksei Trotsiuk, Ol´ga Ailarova, Vitalii Shliappo Co-producers: Andrei Novikov, Aleksandr Kotelevskii, Karen Kazarian, Brakhim Chioua, Vincent Maravel Executive producers: Evgenii Kazakov, Mikhail Tkachenko, Petr Shakhlevich Screenplay: Iurii Bykov Photography: Vladimir Ushakov Production design: Sergei Rakutov Music: Iurii Bykov, Ivan Is´ianov Tuman Vladislav Abashin Sedoi Denis Shvedov Konstantin Kalugin, an oligarch Andrei Smoliakov Terekhov Aleksandr Bukharov Riaboi Dmitrii Kulichkov Pyzh Aleksandr Vorob´ev Vovka Ivan Iankovskii Kazak Sergei Sosnovskii Veselyi Iurii Tarasov Sed´moi Aleksei Komashko Andreich Kirill Polukhin Ponomar´ Aleksei Faddeev Special Rapid Response Unit Captain Dadakin Il´ia Sokolovskii Watchman Iurii Loparev Factory Director Andrei Kharybin Kalugin’s driver Iakov Shamshin Leader of the Special Rapid Response Unit Viktor Korolev Katia, the TV Journalist Veronika Ivashchenko Cameraman Sergei Iuiukin Representatives of the prosecutor’s office Vladislav Kotliarskii, Aleksandr Borisov 111 minutes In Russian with English subtitles DVD Region code Aspect ratio Languages English subtitles Features Chapter selection Source Russiandvd.com 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 8 Call number DVD-5905 BYKOV, Iurii Storozh [The Watchman] Invada Fil´m and Artlight present, with the support of Iandeks Studiia, with the participation of Yellow, Black and White, with the support of Ministerstvo kul´tury Rossiiskoi Federatsii, 2019 General producer: Producers: Andrei Novikov, Aleksandr Kotelevskii, Igor´ Esin, Ol´ga Filipuk Co-producers: Eduard Iloian, Aleksandr Kushaev, Denis Zhalinskii, Aleksei Trotsiuk, Vitalii Shliappo Executive producer: Anastasiia Kazankova Associate producers: Tat´iana Lobanova, Varvara Kotelevskaia Screenplay: Iurii Bykov Photography: Vladimir Ushakov Production design: Eduard Gizatullini Music: Iurii Bykov, Ivan Is´ianov Vlad, the watchman Iurii Bykov Stas Vlad Abashin Vera Alla Iuganova Bogatov Artur Beschastnyi Bader Aleksandr Kuz´min The son Gela Meskhi The father Oleg Zima Neighbour Aleksei Simonov Gnutyi Nikolai Kozak Tuchnyi Dmitrii Blokhin Shustryi Evgenii Berezin Owner of sanatorium Sergei Murzin Prostitutes Aleksandrina Makarova, Evgeniia Shipova, Lada Brik 103 minutes In Russian without subtitles DVD Region code Aspect ratio 4:3 Languages No subtitles Features Chapter selection Source Russiandvd.com 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 9 Call number DVD-5906 DANELIIA, Georgii Ne goriui! [Grieve Not!] Eksperimental´noe tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie kinostudii Mosfil´m with the participation of Gruziia-fil´m, 1969; released 22 December 1969 Screenplay: Revaz Gabriadze, using motifs of Claude Tillier’s novel Mon Oncle Benjamin Photography: Vadim Iusov Production design: Dmitrii Takaishvili Music: Giia Kancheli Songs: Z. Bolkvadze Levan Tsintsadze Sergo Zakariadze Benjamin Glonti Vakhtang (Buba) Kikabidze Sofiko Sofiko Chiaureli Meri Tsintsadze Anastasiia Vertinskaia Margo Liia Gudadze Koka’s mother Veriko Andzhaparidze Aunt Domna Sesilia Takaishvili Ginia Vakhvari Ariadna Shengelaia Luka Gogi Kavtaradze Sandro the barrel organist Ippolit Khvichiia Dodo the lawyer Karlo Sakandelidze Prince Vamekh Vamekhovich Vakhvari Dodo (David) Abashidze Father Germogen Kote Daushvili Egor Zaletaev Evgenii Leonov Eros the barber Sergei Filippov Savle the violinist Abesalom Loriia Varlam Levan Shamilov Tsitsino Ika Ninidze Kato Nana Kandelaki Vano Badur Tsuladze Colonel Ishkhneli Merab Kokochashvili Captain Gabriadze Georgii Badridze Abesalom Shalvovich David Kobakhidze Turk Frunze Mkrtchian Prince’s manager Zurab Kapianidze Kosta Aleksandr Kuprashvili Petre N. Nizharadze Tamar E. Verulashvili 89 minutes In Russian with optional English subtitles DVD Region code Aspect ratio Languages Optional English subtitles Features Chapter selection Source Russiandvd.com 26 May 2020 SSEES DVDs Nos 5901-6000 Page 10 Call number DVD-5907 LITVINOVA, Renata Boginia: Kak ia poliubila [Goddess: How I Fell in Love] Staryi gorod, Prodiuserskaia kompaniia Bogvud-kino, Prodiuserskaia kompaniia Slovo, with the state financial
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