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"Drama in a Gyspy camp* (Siversen, 1908) and the unreleased Brigand Brothers* (Goncharov, 1912) are plein air folklore subjects, while a 16th century Russian wedding* (1909) and Rusalka* (1910), both directed by pioneer enthusiast Vasilii Goncharov, show how rapidly Russian cinema espoused nati...

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Corporate Authors: Akt︠s︡ionernoe obshchestvo "A. Khanzhonkov", British Film Institute, Gosfilʹmofond SSSR, Milestone Film & Video
Other Authors: Goncharov, Vasiliĭ, 1861-1915 (Screenwriter, Director), Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837, Shardin, A., 1821-1884, Siversen, Vladimir (Screenwriter, Director)
Format: Unknown
Language:No linguistic content
Russian
English
Published: New York : Released by Milestone Film & Video, 1992
Series:Early Russian cinema v. 2
Subjects:
Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, > 1799-1837 > Film adaptations
Shardin, A., > 1821-1884 > Film adaptations
Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, > 1799-1837
Russia > Drama
Russia
Short films
Silent films
Courts métrages
Drama
Feature films
Film adaptations
Films muets
Table of Contents:
  • Drama v tabore podmoskovnykh tsygan = Drama in a Gypsy camp near Moscow / director, screenplay, photography, Vladimir Siversen / director, screenplay, Vasilii Goncharov
  • Brat'ia razboiniki = Brigand brothers / director, screenplay, Vasilii Goncharov
  • Russkaia svad'ba XVI stoletiia = 16th century Russian wedding
  • Rusalka / director, screenplay, Vasilii Goncharov

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