Julius Theodorovich Dunsky ( July 22, 1922 - March 23, 1982 , Moscow ) - Soviet screenwriter . Honored Artist of the RSFSR ( 1976 ).
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Biography
Mother - Dunskaya Minna Solomonovna ( 1887 - 1959 ).
- 1940 - Admission to the screenwriting faculty of VGIK .
- 1944 - Taking exams ahead of schedule on a theoretical course. Volunteer to the front.
- 1944 - Arrest. Accusation of belonging to the anti-Soviet youth group and terrorist intentions.
- 1956 - Rehabilitation.
- 1957 - Return to Moscow. Graduation at VGIK.
The rest of his life is a joint work on film scripts with Valery Fried .
Killed himself (shot himself from a hunting rifle), suffering from asthma for more than 10 years.
V. Fried and Yu. Dunsky are buried nearby, at the Don cemetery in Moscow [1] .
Memory
Since 1998, the Dlovsky and Frid scholarships have been established for the most talented students of the scenario faculty of VGIK by the Slovo Studio.
Filmography
- 2005 - Time to collect stones
- 2000 - Memories of Sherlock Holmes (television series)
- 1984 - And then Bumbo came ...
- 1982 - The Tale of Wanderings
- 1981 - Do not be afraid, I'm with you
- 1980 - Gadfly
- 1979 - Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson
- 1979 - Crew
- 1979 - Man changes skin
- 1977 - Talent (TV movie)
- 1976 - Widows
- 1976 - The Tale of King Peter the Arapa Marrying
- 1971 - Shadow
- 1969 - Burn, burn, my star
- 1968 - Old, old tale
- 1968 - Two comrades served
- 1964 - Once upon a time there lived an old man with an old woman
- 1964 - An Invented Story
- 1962 - Seven Nannies
- 1960 - Coeval of the Century
- 1957 - Case at Mine Eight
Notes
Links
- Julius Dunsky on the Internet Movie Database
- Dunsky Julius: Own life - a rare beauty plot (inaccessible link)
- Dunsky Julius Theodorovich
- Kino-Teatr.ru
- Valery Frid. 58 and a half or notes of a camp moron. (unavailable link) - Memoirs of V.S. Frid about camp years
- Eugene Mitko: My Neighbor Friends - Memories of Eugene Mitko about Julia Dunsky and Valeria Frida