“ Pyshka ” is a silent film made in 1934 by the Moskinokombinat (the premiere took place on September 15, 1934). The director and screenwriter of the picture was made by Mikhail Romm . She was the first independent directing experience Romm. The film is shot on a black and white film; voiced by music and narration in 1955 .
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 Poster for the film. Artist Yu. I. Pimenov , 1935 | |
| Genre | drama |
| Producer | Mikhail Romm |
| Author script | Guy de Maupassant Mikhail Romm |
| In the main cast | Tatyana Okunevskaya Faina Ranevskaya Galina Sergeeva Andrey Veit Petr Repnin Anatoly Goryunov Vladimir Oseev |
| Operator | Boris Volchek (Ber) |
| Composer | Mikhail Chulaki |
| Film company | Moskinokombinat |
| Duration | 70 min |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Tongue | |
| Year | 1934 |
| IMDb | ID 0025691 |
Content
Story
A screen version of the novel by Guy de Maupassant .
The action takes place in the XIX century . A group of French bourgeois leaves in the stage of the Prussian-occupied Rouen . One attractive lady of half light goes along with them ...
History
As Romm later recalled:
“ In April 1933, the director called me and said that if I undertake to write in two weeks the script of a silent picture in which there would be no more than ten cheap actors, no more than five simple sets, not a single crowd and with an estimate not exceeding 150 thousand then they will give me an independent production . ”
Under these conditions, plus a few preservation, plus night shifts at the Mosfilm under construction, lack of floors and a strong cold in the pavilion, three lost boxes with footage, Romm took off his “Pyshka”.
From the Pyshka by Maupassant, Romm took only the second part.
Cast
- Galina Sergeeva - Elizabeth Rousset
- Andrei Veit - Prussian officer
- Anatoly Goryunov - Mr. Luazo
- Faina Ranevskaya - Mrs. Loiseau
- Peter Repnin - Mr. Carré-Lamadon
- Tatyana Okunevskaya - Mrs. Carre-Lamadon
- Mikhail Mukhin - Comte de Breville
- Evgenia Mezentseva - Countess de Breville
- Sofya Levitina is an elderly nun
- Nina Sukhotskaya - a young nun
- Vladimir Lavrinovich - Cornudier, Democrat
- Karl Gurnyak - German soldier
- Valentina Kuznetsova - maid
- Vladimir Oseev - German soldier (not in credits)
- Vsevolod Yakut - voice - over text
Film crew
- Director - Michael Romm
- Script by Michael Romm
- Photography director - Boris Volchek
- Artists - Joseph Spinel , Peter Beitner
- Composer - Mikhail Chulaki
- Sound producer - Evgeniya Indlina