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16/10/2017 LIBRARY Rds 701-800 1 Call Number RD-701 KHEIFITS 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 1 Call number RD-701 KHEIFITS, Iosif Edinstvennaia [The Only One] Lenfil´m, Pervoe tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie, 1975; released 17 March 1976 Screenplay: Pavel Nilin, Iosif Kheifits, from Nilin’s story ‘Dur´’ Photography: Genrikh Marandzhian Production design: Vladimir Svetozarov Music: Nadezhda Simonian Song written by: Vladimir Vysotskii Nikolai Kasatkin Valerii Zolotukhin Taniusha Fesheva Elena Proklova Natasha Liudmila Gladunko Boris Il´ich Vladimir Vysotskii Maniunia Larisa Malevannaia Iura Zhurchenko Viacheslav Nevinnyi Anna Prokof´evna, Nikolai’s mother Liubov´ Sokolova Grigorii Tatarintsev Vladimir Zamanskii Judge Valentina Vladimirova Ivan Gavrilovich Nikolai Dupak Scientist Aleksandr Dem´ianenko Train passenger Svetlana Zhgun Tachkin Mikhail Kokshenov Train passenger Efim Lobanov Wedding guest Petr Lobanov Black marketer Liubov´ Malinovskaia Anna Vil´gel´movna Tat´iana Pel´ttser Member of druzhina Boris Pavlov-Sil´vanskii Tania’s friend Liudmila Staritsyna Serega Gelii Sysoev Lekha Aleksandr Susnin Head Chef of the Uiut restaurant Arkadii Trusov 90 minutes In Russian Source: RTR Planeta, 13 March 2015 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 2 Call number RD-702 SAKHAROV, Aleksei Chelovek na svoem meste [A Man in His Place] Mosfil´m, Tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie Iunost´, 1972; released 28 May 1973 Screenplay: Valentin Chernykh Photography: Mikhail Suslov Production design: Boris Blank Music: Iurii Levitin Song lyrics: M. Grigor´ev Semen Bobrov, Chairman of the Bol´shie bobry kolkhoz Vladimir Men´shov Klara Vechesova, an architect Anastasiia Vertinskaia Artashes Kocharian, director of the chemical works Armen Dzhigarkhanian Ivan Gorbachev, Party Leader at the kolkhoz Lev Durov Vasilii Serov, Secretary of the Regional Committee of the Party Viktor Avdiushko Anna Zviagina Nina Men´shikova Gavriil Bobrov Georgii Burkov Ignat Seleznev Konstantin Zabelin Nikolai Stukalin Viktor Shul´gin Nikolai Berezkin Oleg Vladimirovich Efremov Head animal technician of the kolkhoz Viktor Filippov Nikolai Panteleimonovich Marenkov Dmitrii Orlovskii Uncle Grisha Fedor Odinokov Aleksandra Vasil´kova Zoia Vasil´kova Ivan Bobrov, Semen’s father Boris Kudriavtsev Belokhvostov Evgenii Perov Valerii Valerii Volodin Misha Mikhail Liubeznov Mar´ia Petrovna Svetlana Konovalova Animal technician’s wife Elizaveta Nikishchikhina Tat´iana, the Kolkhoz Chairman’s Secretary Natal´ia Nazarova Nikolaevna, Bobrov’s mother Vera Burlakova Viktor Somov Sergei Sergeevich Gurzo Kocharian’s assistant Vitalii Komissarov Gennadii Biriukov Oleg Izmailov Marina Natal´ia Zorina Iurii Nikolai Nikolaevich Dostal´ Carpenter Vladimir Pitsek Zoia Alekseevna Zoia Isaeva Evdokiia Filippovna Elena Vol´skaia Chairman of the Executive Committee Iurii Prokopovich Timokhin Mikhail Rozanov Voloshin, Chairman of the neighbouring Kolkhoz Pavel Timchenko Transport Engineer Marina Lobysheva Approx. 96 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 21 February 2015 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 3 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 4 Call number RD-703 NATANSON, Georgii Starshaia sestra [The Elder Sister] Mosfil´m, 1966; released 6 March 1967 Screenplay: Aleksandr Volodin, from his play of the same name Photography: Valerii Vladimirov Production design: Semen Ushakov Music: Vladlen Chistiakov Nadia Tat´iana Doronina Lida Natal´ia Teniakova Ukhov Mikhail Zharov Kirill Vitalii Solomin Volodia Leonid Kuravlev Shura Valentina Sharykina Ogorodnikov Evgenii Evstigneev Medynskii Oleg Basilashvilli “The sorceress” Inna Churikova Members of the commission Sof´ia Piliavskaia, Pavel Massal´skii School leaver Viktor Il´ichev 95 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 21 February 2015 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 5 Call number RD-704 KRISHTOFOVICH, Viacheslav Odinokaia zhenshchina zhelaet poznakomit´sia [Lonely Woman Wants to get acquainted] Kinostudiia imeni Aleksandra Dovzhenko, Kiev, Tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie Raduga, 1986; released 2 March 1987 Screenplay: Viktor Merezhko Photography: Vasilii Trushkovskii Production design: Aleksei Levchenko Music: Vadim Khrapachev Klava Pochukaeva Irina Kupchenko Valentin Spiridonov Aleksandr Zbruev Gerra Nikitichna Elena Solovei Ania Vorob´eva Marianna Vertinskaia Kas´ianov Valerii Sheptekita Valentin’s former wife Liudmila Volkova Seamstress Neonila Gnepovskaia Manager of sewing workshop Margarita Krinitsyna Workshop saleswoman Alitsiia Omel´chuk Irina Irina Tereshchenko Pioneers Iana Atamanova, Katia Veklenko Serezha Serezha Donchevskii Alcoholic Anatolii Vishnevskii 85 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 7 March 2015 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 6 Call number RD-705 TALANKIN, Igor´ Vremia otdykha s subboty do ponedel´nika [Leisure Time from Saturday to Monday] Mosfil´m, Pervoe tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie, 1984; released 26 November 1984 Screenplay: Igor´ Talankin, from Iurii Nagibin’s story ‘Terpenie’ Photography: Georgii Rerberg, Pavel Lebeshev Production design: Valerii Filippov Music arranged by Aleksei Loktev, Vasilii Shumov, performed by the rock group ‘Tsentr’: Aleksei Loktev, Valerii Sarkisian, Karen Sarkisov, Andrei Shnitke, Vasilii Shumov Anna Alla Demidova Aleksei Vladislav Strzhel´chik Pavel Aleksei Batalov Tania Dar´ia Mikhailova Pasha Mikhail Neganov Steamer passenger Nina Urgant Boroda Egor (Georgii) Vysotskii Compere Igor´ Kashintsev 86 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 22 February 2015 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 7 Call number RD-706 MEN´SHOV, Vladimir Rozygrysh [The Practical Joke] Mosfil´m, Vtoroe tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie, 1976; released 10 January 1977 Screenplay: Semen Lungin Photography: Mikhail Bits Production design: Boris Blank Music: Aleksandr Fliarkovskii Song lyrics: Aleksei Didurov Mariia Vasil´evna Deviatova Evgeniia Khanaeva Kaleriia Georgievna Natal´ia Fateeva Taia Petrovna Natal´ia Vavilova Igor´ Grushko Dmitrii Kharat´ian Oleg Komarovskii Andrei Gusev Andrei Nikitin Aleksandr Zhil´tsov Shurik Korbut Nikolai Konstantinov Il´ia Vardzieli Arsen Mikhailov Dasha Rozanova Evdokiia Germanova Alisa Sulivar Irina Korableva Ket Goremykina Galinia Manukhina Karl Sigizmundovich Zinovii Gerdt Semen Semenovich, the manager Pavel Vinnik Rufina Arkad´evna Muza Krepkogorskaia Komarovskii’s father Oleg Tabakov Teachers Garri Bardin, Liubov´ Mysheva, Muza Krepkogorskaia Vladimir Valentinovich, the swimming coach Vladimir Men´shov Anna Efremovna Mariia Vinogradova Police Lieutenant Malyshev Aleksei Borzunov Fira Solomonovna Irina Murzaeva 91 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 7 March 2015 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 8 Call number RD-707 POPLAVSKAIA, Irina Vasilii i Vasilisa [Vasilii and Vasilisa] Mosfil´m, Pervoe tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie, 1981; released 30 November 1981 Screenplay: Vasilii Solov´ev, with Irina Poplavskaia, from the story of the same name by Valentin Rasputin Photography: Kadyrzhan Kydyraliev, Boris Sutotskii Production design: Anatolii Kuznetsov Music: Aleksei Muravlev Vasilisa Ol´ga Ostroumova Vasilii Mikhail Kononov Aleksandra Natal´ia Bondarchuk Avdot´ia Maiia Bulgakova Petr Vologzhin Andrei Rostotskii Tania Vologzhina Natal´ia Dikareva Nastia Vologzhina Tat ´iana Dogileva Narrator Georgii Burkov 91 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 8 March 2015 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 9 Call number RD-708 SERYI, Aleksandr Ty - mne, ia - tebe [You - Me and I - You] Mosfil´m, Chetvertoe tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie, 1976; released 23 July 1977 Screenplay: Grigorii Gorin, Aleksandr Seryi Photography: Viktor Listopadov Production design: Georgii Turylev Music: Gennadii Gladkov Ivan Kashkin AND Sergei Kashkin Leonid Kuravlev Auntie Liuba Tat´iana Pel´tser Vera Alla Meshcheriakova Valia Svetlana Svetlichnaia Stepan Iurii Medvedev Grisha Valerii Nosik Pantiukhov Roman Tkachuk Baturin Evgenii Shutov Amorous man Il´ia Rutberg Katia Valentina Kareva 82 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 15 March 2015 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 10 Call number RD-709 BRENCH, Aloiz (BRENČS, Aloizs ‘Aļiks’) Roman “alla russa” [Romance, Russian Style] Belarus´, Interbel, 1994 Producer: Viacheslav Vasiukhin Screenplay: Tat´iana Kirillova Photography: Nikolai Ivasiv Production design: Igor´ Topilin Music: Mikael Tariverdiev Anna Zakharova Irina Metlitskaia Mario Fonizetti Andrei Rudenskii Rein Remigius Sabulis Liusia Tat´iana Dogileva Sergei Petrovich Sergei Shakurov Antoniia Irina Kupchenko Gleb Nikolai Eremenko Grisha Mikhail Svetin Russian tourist Anna Tveleneva Correspondent Iulian Makarov (as Iu. Zhurin) Marina Ol´ga Akulinina Nurse Svetlana Sukhovei Members of film group Aleksandr Bespalyi, Svetlana Turova Doctors Aleksandr Tkachenok, Anatolii Terpitskii Ophthalmologist Aleksandr Arzhilovskii 84 minutes In Russian Source: ORT, Pervyi kanal. Vsemirnaia set´, 3 April 2015 System: Pal 16/10/2017 LIBRARY RDs 701-800 11 Call number RD-710 ARSENOV, Pavel Smiatenie chuvstv [Confused Feelings] Tsentral´naia kinostudiia detskikh i iunosheskikh fil´mov imeni M. Gor´kogo, Pervoe tvorcheskoe ob´´edinenie, 1977, released 31 August 1978 Screenplay: Aleksandr Volodin Photography: Mikhail Iakovich Production design: Galina Anfilova Music: Evgenii Krylatov Nadia Elena Proklova Volodia Sergei Nagornyi Nina Dmitrievna Iia Savvina Viktor Semenovich Aleksandr Kaliagin Volodia’s mother Nina Mager Teacher Arina Aleinikova Masha Tat´iana Drubich Koshelev Andrei Iaroslavtsev Vel´iaminova Veronika
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