Fatima (Ossetian Fatimæ ) - feature film of the Georgia-Studios film based on the poem of the Ossetian poet Kosta Khetagurov [1] , Scriptwriter Semyon Dolidze, directors Vladimir Valiev (Valishvili) and Irakli Tarkhnishvili (workshop Semyon Dolidze ), composer Boris Galaybeki , consultant . The film was shot on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of K. Khetagurov. [2]
Fatima | |
|---|---|
| Genre | drama |
| Producer | Vladimir Valiev (Valishvili) |
| Author script | Semyon Dolidze |
| Composer | Boris Galaev |
| Film company | Georgia movie |
| Duration | 101 min |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Tongue | and |
| Year | 1958 |
| IMDb | ID 0193933 |
Content
Story
The Ossetian prince adopts a girl thrown to him (Fatima), who grows up in his family and becomes the object of love for his son Dzhambulat, as well as the farm laborer Ibrahim, who is forced to hide his feelings. After the outbreak of war with the Turks, Dzhambulat goes to war and disappears, and a few years later Fatima, having rejected many suitors, decides to marry Ibrahim. Her marriage develops happily, but Dzhambulat unexpectedly returns seven years later from Turkish captivity and demands that Fatima leave Ibrahim, and when she refuses, she will be killed at night with a shot in the back. At the end of the film, Fatima, having learned about the murder of Ibrahim Dzhambulat, goes crazy, begins to beat the child. The child of Ibrahim and Fatima, a little Dzhambulat, is taken with him to Vladikavkaz by a Russian engineer.
Morality
The moral of the film is upbringing. If a child hears from childhood “You are a prince, and he is a slave”, his worldview allows him to neglect common sense. All people are equal. Nationality, title, religion, nothing makes one person better than another. With our life, our actions, each of us makes this world better or worse. Dzhambulat acted as education allowed him. The upbringing given to him by his father, who accepted death, not wanting to come to terms with his daughter’s will. Sometimes, without attaching importance to small things, in our opinion, our actions are destructive, not at the moment, maybe not with us, but destruction will happen. So blind, selfish education, stated at the very beginning of the film, led to the destruction of the family, honor, reason, and ultimately fate.
Cast
- Thapsaev, Vladimir Vasilievich - Prince Alimbek
- Tamara Kokova - Fatima
- Otar Megvinuetuhutsesi - Dzhambulat, son of the prince
- Giuli Chokhonelidze - Ibrahim, farm laborer
- Spartak Bagaev - “friend of Ibrahim” (borrowed horse)
- Amirejibi, Ekaterina Georgievna - Alimbek's sister
- Tsulukidze Megi Semenovna - Zareta, Fatima's friend
- Ivan Rusinov - engineer
- Akaki Vasadze - Zaurbek, matchmaker
- Mamiev Dmitry Iloevich - Prince Soslan Badilaev
- David Sozadze - little Dzhambolat (son of Fatima and Ibrahim)
- Elsa Tskhovrebova - nanny
- Valentin Petrov is an old man, a prisoner in the Ottoman Empire.
Interesting Facts
- The film was banned for showing in Turkey [3] .
According to some reports, [2] the performer of the role of Fatima Tamara Kokova, then still a student of GITIS, became the winner of the prize "For Best Actress" at the 1959 All-Union Film Festival. According to other sources, [4] the actress graduated from GITIS and received the award in 1958. Apparently, the premiere of the film took place in Georgia in 1958 and in Moscow in 1959, and Tamara Kokova was not the winner of the All- Union Film Festival , but the winner of the prize in the nomination “Award for actors”.
- The film was shot in the village of Okrokana, Kazbegi Municipality of Georgia.
Notes
- ↑ Great Soviet Encyclopedia. Ch. ed. A.M. Prokhorov, 3rd ed. T. 8. Debtor - Eucalyptus. 1972. 592 p., Ill .: 22 p. ill. and cards. 1 card incl.
- ↑ 1 2 Fatima returns North Ossetia Culture News, region15.ru, 2009.
- ↑ Cinema of the Thaw: documents and evidence. Volume 1. 1998, p. 371.
- ↑ Movie poster