“Sischik” is a Soviet two-part feature film in the adventure detective genre, shot in 1979 by director Vladimir Fokin . The film premiered in June 1980 .
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| Genre | Detective film adventure film crime movie |
| Producer | Vladimir Fokin |
| Author script | Vladimir Kuznetsov |
| In the main cast | Andrey Tashkov Boris Khimichev Igor Kvasha Nikolay Skorobogatov |
| Operator | Vyacheslav Egorov |
| Composer | Edward Artemyev |
| Film company | Studio them. M. Gorky |
| Duration | 128 min. |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Tongue | Russian |
| Year | 1979 |
| IMDb | ID 0166833 |
Content
Story
After graduating from school and serving in the army, the main character of the film, Zhenya Kulik ( Andrei Tashkov ), tries to enter the law faculty of the university . But he falls through the exams and literally “flies out” from the university - right from the second floor window. After a collision with hooligans who beat him, Kulik postpones his admission to the next year, and while he goes to work for the police.
The first steps of Eugene Kulik in the service cause the authorities laughter and even some irritation. But here is a serious matter: he is assigned to participate in the operation to detain a dangerous gang. And Zhenya Kulik turns one on one with the leader of the gang named “Paleny” ...
Shooting locations
- Admission to the Eugene Kulik Institute - Scientific Library of Moscow State University , building on Mokhovaya Street .
- Kulik is tracking down a girl in red and trying to catch up with her - Lenin Street in Smolensk (runs alongside the Historical Museum).
- Son of Kulik, where Zhenya Kulik is smashing the whole gang alone. Combined scene: the arrival on the "raspberry" and the view outside of the gangster "raspberry" - Tsaritsyno palace and park complex . The scenes inside the abandoned church are the Resurrection Cathedral of the New Jerusalem Monastery .
- Meeting courier bandits at the station - Smolensk railway station .
- Ride Gnus through the city on a motorcycle - Smolensk , Belyaev Street, Kozlov Street, Bolshaya Sovetskaya Street.
- The pursuit of Kulik for “Paleniy” is a forest in the area of the settlements of Krasny Bor and Gnezdovo within the boundaries of Smolensk. The scene on the sandy shore near the reservoir is a sandy beach on the Dnieper River south of Red Bora.
- An episode at a traffic light: “Don't roar!”. Combined scene: 1) Smolensk, the intersection of Bolshaya Sovetskaya and Kommunisticheskaya streets. 2) Moscow, the intersection of Podkolokolny lane and Yauzsky Boulevard .
3) Smolensk, the intersection of Bolshaya Sovetskaya and Kommunisticheskaya ulitsa. - The scene on the beach at the end of the film, where Zhenya Kulik meets with his girlfriend - the beach of a boarding house on the Klyazma reservoir .
Cast
- Andrei Tashkov - Evgeny Kulik, police sergeant, "detective"
- Boris Khimichev - Nikolay (nickname "Fallen"), the leader of the gang
- Igor Kvasha - Vyacheslav Konstantinovich Klimov, police colonel from the regional CID
- Nikolai Skorobogatov - Arseny Petrovich Sorokin, police major, head of the ROVD
- Irina Augshkap - Nina, the girl of Eugene Kulik
- Yuri Gusev - Guladze, senior police lieutenant from the regional CID
- Larisa Luzhina - Taisiya, a woman of the "Fallen"
- Valery Belyakov - Truha, a thug close to "Paleny"
- Alexander Pashutin - Shpunko, courier of bandits
- Leonid Yarmolnik - " Gnus", a bandit on a motorcycle / "Mole" a bandit in a dream Kulik
- Alexey Zotov - “Koschey”, gangster, driver in gang
- Nikolai Tyrin - Sitny, the youngest of the bandits
- Oleg Chaika - Donut, gangster
- Vladimir Prokhorov - Fomichev, elderly gangster
- Vadim Zakharchenko - passenger " Zaporozhets " with the phrase "Do not roar!"
- Vladimir Zharikov - episode
- Jemal Nioradze - Guladze in a dream Kulik
- Vladimir Fokin - Smolyaninov, traffic police inspector
- Alexander Frident - episode
- Victor Volkov - episode
- Stanislav Korenev - Nina's father
- Inga Budkevich - Nina's mother
- Nikolai Pogodin - a bandit
- Vladimir Nikitin - Golovanev
- Yuri Sorokin - Police Captain
- Alexander Lebedev - Vasily Nikanorovich - foreman in the dash
- Arthur Nishchenkin - Varenchuk, militia captain, district police officer
- Zinaida Sorochinskaya - Marya Sergeevna
- Pavel Bykov - the huntsman
- Leonid Trutnev - leader of hooligans who beat Evgeny Kulik (not in credits)
- Oleg Fedulov - a bandit (in the credits is not specified)
Film crew
- Screenwriter: Vladimir Kuznetsov
- Director: Vladimir Fokin
- Director of Photography: Vyacheslav Egorov
- Composer: Edward Artemyev
- Production Designer: Igor Bakhmetyev
- Sound producer: Alexander Izbutsky
Awards
- 1980 - 13 All-Union Film Festival in Dushanbe : Honorary diploma to director Vladimir Fokin for the film “Detective”. [one]
- 1981 - Leninsky Komsomol Prize .
Movie ratings
The film “caused a hot response in adolescents, youths and adults” [2] . It was noted that, compared with the leader of the hire of the time, the movie “ Pirates of the XX Century ”, the “Thriller” thriller (1979, dir. Vladimir Fokin) was much more intelligent, ironic and inventive, and several dangerous tricks actors Andrei Tashkov and Boris Khimichev performed here without doublers " [3] .
Journalist and writer Yuri Shchekochikhin praised the film in his detailed review in the magazine “ Art of Cinema ” [4] .
| In the film “Detective”, the victory of Yevgeny Kulik in the confrontation with Paleny reveals first of all this, the most important - human, moral - source. <...> And in essence, it’s good that the film “Detective”, being a full-fledged representative of the detective genre so beloved by us, was not limited by its laws, its captive, was not afraid to seriously touch on important social issues. As you can see, all that is needed is to take the matter for real - talented and interested [5] . |
He noted that “the plot of V. Fokin and V. Kuznetsov is inspired by the presence of a person, whereas it is precisely this animation that is so often lacking in action-making detective tapes,” the film has “a feeling of vital fullness of action” [6] . “The actor Andrei Tashkov managed to bring his hero so close to us,” wrote Y. Shchekochikhin, “that sometimes the duel ceases to be a duel between a police officer and an old recidivist, it becomes a struggle between two moral systems” [7] . Actor Boris Khimichev, according to the critic, played a role “hard and thin” [8] .
In another article in this magazine, The Detective was also called successful. “It’s good,” it is written in this review, “that the authors do not allow their hero to perform supernatural feats in life, which are in his imagination, but put the young man in circumstances where he must perform acts that require the utmost strain of physical and moral forces” [ 9] .
| In this film ... the essence of the specifics of the adventure genre for children is grasped: each picture must carry a moral charge [9] . |
A. V. Tolstoy in his book “The Psychology of the Young Spectator” noted that “the hero of the film Zhenya Kulik - unlike the hero of the“ Pirates of the XX Century ”- does not claim to be a superman at all [10] . He singled out the dream scene of the main character, in which the filmmakers “talentedly, with great humor, ironically over the young trainee’s attempts to present themselves as a sort of detective hero а la la Belmondo”, ridiculing cinema stamps.
| The heroic act, which Zhenya Kulik finally does, looks much more plausible against the background of these kinstacks, despite the composition of the whole situation: yellow-haired chick, boy - and repeat offender ... But the movie is still a movie, and it is not necessary so that everything is exactly the truth of life. It is important that this be true art. While watching the film “Detective”, the audience empathizes with the hero, wishes him victory and rejoices at it ” [10] . |
Notes
- ↑ CINEMA: Encyclopedic Dictionary, Editor-in-Chief S. I. Yutkevich, M. Sovetskaya Encyclopedia, 1987, p.83
- ↑ Soviet Cinema, the 70s, 1986 , p. 123.
- Golutva A., Arkus L., 2004 , p. 268.
- ↑ Schekochikhin Y., 1980 , p. 33-41.
- ↑ Schekochikhin Y., 1980 , p. 37, 41.
- ↑ Schekochikhin Y., 1980 , p. 36
- ↑ Schekochikhin Y., 1980 , p. 38
- ↑ Schekochikhin Y., 1980 , p. 40
- ↑ 1 2 Paramonova K., 1982 , p. 33.
- ↑ 1 2 Tolstoy AV, 1986 , p. 46.
Literature
- Shchekochikhin Y. Inventively, with humor ... // The Art of Cinema. - 1980. - № 7 . - p . 33-41 .
- Paramonova K. Realism - the school of upbringing // Art of Cinema. - 1982. - № 11 . - S. 28-40 .
- Tolstykh A.V. Psychology of the young viewer . - M .: Knowledge, 1986. - p. 46. - 80 p.
- Baskakov V.E., Drobashenko S.V., Efimov E.M. and others. Soviet cinema, the 70s: the main trends of development. - M .: Art, 1986. - p. 123. - 341 p.
- Golutva A., Arkus L. Modern history of national cinema, 1986-2000. - SPb. : Session, 2004. - T. 7. - p. 268. - 341 p.
Links
- "Detective" (English) on the Internet Movie Database