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Prilozhenie #1 Budraitis+Caption ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ № 1 к Договору №___ от «__» ________ 2016 ГБУКиО г. Москвы «Мультимедийный комплекс актуальных искусств» Список экспонатов выставки «Юозас Будрайтис. «Объяснение в любви» (коллеги по съемочной площадке в объективе актера и фотографа Юозаса Будрайтиса)» Место проведения: № п/п Информация для этикетажа Изображение Размер (см) Страховая Изображения оценка /рамы (руб.) 1. Регимантас Адомайтис во время съёмок 44х30,5/ 400 фильма «Это сладкое слово – свобода!» 60х50 Ялта, 1972 (Киностудия «Мосфильм» при участии Литовской киностудии, режиссёр Витаутас Жалакявичус) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Regimantas Adomaitis during filming of ‘That Sweet Word – Liberty!’ Yalta, 1972 (Film studio Mosfilm with participation of Lithuanian film studio, film director Vytautas Zalakevicius) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-1 2. Донатас Банионис на съёмочной 44х30,5/ 400 площадке фильма «Жизнь и смерть 60х50 Фердинанда Люса». Йокогама, Япония, 1975 (Киностудии «Мосфильм», режиссёр Анатолий Бобровский) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Donatas Banionis on the film set of ‘The Life and Death of Ferdinand Lus’. Yokohama, Japan, 1975 (Film studio Mosfilm, film director Anatoly Bobrovsky) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-2 3. Донатас Банионис на съёмочной 44х29,5/ 400 площадке фильма «Жизнь и смерть 60х50 Фердинанда Люса». Йокогама, Япония, 1975 (Киностудии «Мосфильм», режиссёр Анатолий Бобровский) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Donatas Banionis on the film set of ‘The Life and Death of Ferdinand Lus’. Yokohama, Japan, 1975 (Film studio Mosfilm, film director Anatoly Bobrovsky) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-3 4. Наталья Белохвостикова на гриме. Рига, 28х44,5 / 400 1976 50х60 (Съёмочная площадка фильма «Легенда о Тиле», киностудия «Мосфильм», режиссёры Александр Алов и Владимир Наумов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Natalya Belokhvostikova being made up. Riga, 1976 (Movie set of ‘The Legend of Thyl’, film studio Mosfilm, film directors Alexander Alov and Vladimir Naumov) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-4 5. Майя Булгакова и Марина Неёлова во 28х43,5/ 400 время съёмок фильма «С тобой и без 50х60 тебя». Калининская область, 1973 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», режиссёр Родион Нахапетов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Maya Bulgakova and Marina Neyolova during filming of ‘With You and Without You’. Kalinin region, 1973 (Film studio ‘Mosfilm’, film director Rodion Nakhapetov) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-5 6. Олег Видов. Москва, начало 1980-х 44х27,8/ 400 Цифровая печать 60х50 Собрание МАММ/МДФ Oleg Vidov. Moscow, early 1980s Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-6 7. Вера Глаголева и Алла Майкова на 44х28/ 400 съёмочной площадке фильма «Враги». 60х50 Сочи, 1977 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», режиссёр Родион Нахапетов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Vera Glagoleva and Alla Maikova on the film set of ‘Enemies’. Sochi, 1977 (Film studio Mosfilm, film director Rodion Nakhapetov) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-7 8. Режиссёр Николай Губенко на съёмках 44х28/ 400 фильма «Подранки». Осиновая Роща, 60х50 Ленинградская обл., 1976 (Киностудия «Мосфильм») Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Director Nikolai Gubenko during filming of ‘Wounded Game’. Osinovaya Roshcha, Leningrad region, 1976 (Film studio Mosfilm) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-8 9. Режиссёр Николай Губенко и юный актёр 28х44/ 400 Алёша Черствов на съёмках фильма 50х60 «Подранки». Осиновая Роща, Ленинградская обл., 1976 (Киностудия «Мосфильм») Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Director Nikolai Gubenko and the young actor Alyosha Cherstvov during filming of ‘Wounded Game’. Osinovaya Roshcha, Leningrad region, 1976 (Film studio Mosfilm) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-9 10. Ингеборга Дапкунайте. Вильнюс, 1986 44х28,6/ 400 Цифровая печать 60х50 Собрание МАММ/МДФ Ingeborga Dapkunaite. Vilnius, 1986 Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-10 11. Ингеборга Дапкунайте. Вильнюс, 1986 44х28,8/ 400 Цифровая печать 60х50 Собрание МАММ/МДФ Ingeborga Dapkunaite. Vilnius, 1986 Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-11 12. Итальянский актёр Джанкарло Джаннини 44х29,1/ 400 на съёмочной площадке фильма «Жизнь 60х50 прекрасна». Остия, Италия, 1980 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», совместно с Италией, режиссёр Григорий Чухрай) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Italian actor Giancarlo Giannini on the film set of ‘Life is Beautiful’ (‘La vita e bella’), film studio Mosfilm with Italian studio, film director Grigory Chukhrai). Ostia, Italy, 1980 Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-12 13. Николай Крючков на съёмках фильма 44х27,7/ 400 «Бархатный сезон». Цюрих, Швейцария, 60х50 1978 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», «Продис фильм АГ», Швейцария, режиссёр Владимир Павлович) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Nikolai Kryuchkov during filming of ‘The Velvet Season’. Zurich, Switzerland, 1978 (Film studio Mosfilm, Prodis Film AG, Schweiz, film director Vladimir Pavlovich) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-13 14. Евгений Леонов и Лембит Ульфсак на 28х42,2/ 400 съёмочной площадке фильма «Легенда о 50х60 Тиле». Рига, 1976 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», режиссёры Александр Алов и Владимир Наумов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Yevgeny Leonov and Lembit Ulfsak on the film set of ‘The Legend of Thyl’. Riga 1976 (Film studio Mosfilm, film directors Alexander Alov and Vladimir Naumov) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-14 15. Евгений Леонов на съёмочной площадке 28х43,3/ 400 фильма «Легенда о Тиле». Рига, 1976 50х60 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», режиссёры Александр Алов и Владимир Наумов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Yevgeny Leonov on the film set of ‘The Legend of Thyl’. Riga, 1976 (Film studio Mosfilm, film directors Alexander Alov and Vladimir Naumov) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-15 16. Литовские актёры Эугения Плешките, 44х30,6/ 400 Регимантас Адомайтис и Бронюс 60х50 Бабкаускас. Лаздияй, Литва, 1973 Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Lithuanian actors Eugenia Pleshkite, Regimantas Adomaitis and Bronius Babkauskas. Lazdijai, Lithuania, 1973 Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-16 17. Альгимантас Масюлис с супругой на 28х43,2/ 400 съёмках фильма «Садуто-туто». Лаздияй, 50х60 Литва, 1973 Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Algimantas Masiulis and his wife during filming of ‘Saduto Tuto’. Lazdijai, Lithuania, 1973 (Lithuanian film studio) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-17 18. Ирина Мирошниченко в декорации 44х30/ 400 фильма «Это сладкое слово – свобода!». 60х50 Ялта, 1972 (Киностудия «Мосфильм» при участии Литовской киностудии, режиссёр Витаутас Жалакявичус) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Irina Miroshnichenko with scenery for the film ‘That Sweet Word – Liberty!’ Yalta, 1972. Film studio ‘Mosfilmֺ’ with participation of) Lithuanian film studio, film director Vytautas Zalakevicius) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-18 19. Орнелла Мути на съёмочной площадке 44х28,5/ 400 фильма «Жизнь прекрасна». Остия, 60х50 Италия, 1980 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», совместно с Италией, режиссёр Григорий Чухрай) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Ornella Muti on the film set of ‘Life is Beautiful’ (‘La vita e bella’). Ostia, Italy, 1980 (Film studio Mosfilm with Italian studio, film director Grigori Chukhrai) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-19 20. Родион Нахапетов на съёмочной 44х28/ 400 площадке фильма «Это сладкое слово – 60х50 свобода». Ялта, 1972 (Киностудия «Мосфильм» при участии Литовской киностудии, режиссёр Витаутас Жалакявичус) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Rodion Nakhapetov on the film set of ‘That Sweet Word – Liberty!’ Yalta, 1972 (Film studio Mosfilm with participation of Lithuanian film studio, film director Vytautas Zalakevicius) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-20 21. Марина Неёлова на съёмках фильма «С 30х30/ 400 тобой и без тебя». Калининская область, 60х50 1973 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», режиссёр Родион Нахапетов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Marina Neyolova during filming of ‘With You and Without You’. Kalinin region, 1973 (Film studio Mosfilm, film director Rodion Nakhapetov) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-21 22. Лаймонас Норейка на съёмках фильма 28х43,1/ 400 «Факт». Литва, 1981 50х60 (Литовская киностудия, режиссёр Альмантас Грикявичус) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Laimonas Noreika during filming of ‘Facts’. Lithuania, 1981 (Lithuanian film studio, film director Alimantas Grikiavicius) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-22 23. Алексей Петренко во время съёмок 28х43,7/ 400 фильма «День гнева». Севастополь, 1985 50х60 (Киностудия им. M. Горького, режиссёр Суламбек Мамилов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Alexei Petrenko during filming of ‘Doomsday’. Sevastopol, 1985 (M. Gorky film studio, film director Sulambek Mamilov) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-23 24. Валентина Титова и Олег Янковский во 28х42,8/ 400 время съёмок фильма «Щит и меч». 50х60 Берлин, Германия, 1967 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», режиссёр Владимир Басов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Valentina Titova and Oleg Yankovsky during filming of ‘The Shield and the Sword’. Berlin, Germany, 1967 (Film studio Mosfilm, film director Vladimir Basov) Digital print MAMM / MDF collection 34НП16-24 25. Лембит Ульфсак и Олег Видов на 28х42,8/ 400 съёмочной площадке фильма «Легенда о 50х60 Тиле». Рига, 1976 (Киностудия «Мосфильм», режиссёры Александр Алов и Владимир Наумов) Цифровая печать Собрание МАММ/МДФ Lembit Ulfsak and Oleg Vidov on the film set of ‘The Legend of Thyl’. Riga, 1976 (Film studio Mosfilm, film directors Alexander Alov and Vladimir Naumov) Digital print MAMM
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