“The Lone Sail Whitens” - a feature film, the first film adaptation of the novel by V.P. Kataev .
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| Genre | historical film adventure movie |
| Producer | Vladimir legoshin |
| Operator | Boris Monastyrsky |
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| Film company | Soyuzdetfilm |
| Duration | 92 minutes |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Language | Russian |
| Year | 1937 |
| IMDb | ID 0028674 |
Kataev wrote the script and took an active part in the work on the film. He approved the screenings, went to Odessa to clarify the shooting locations, talked about the incidents that he had witnessed thirty years ago, in general, he was the director’s chief adviser.
Content
- 1 plot
- 2 Cast
- 3 Camera crew
- 4 Edition on video
- 5 Links
Story
The events described in this work took place in Odessa in 1905, shortly after the uprising on the battleship "Potemkin" . And in the picture, these real historical events are shown from the point of view of two boys - Petit and Gavrik. Together with them, the viewer is in the thick of what is happening.
Cast
- Boris Runge - Petya Bachey
- Igor Bout - Odessa fisherman Gavrik
- Fedor Nikitin - teacher Bachey, father of Petit
- Alexander Melnikov - Rodion Zhukov
- Alexander Chekaevsky - Terenty Chernoivanenko
- Nikolay Plotnikov - a mustached salmon
- Olga Pyzhova - Madame Storozhenko
- Irina Bolshakova - Pavlik
- Svetlana Pryadilova - Motya
- Ivan Peltzer - Grandfather Gavrika
- Matvey Lyarov - captain
- Daniil Sagal - Ilya Borisovich
- Nikolay Svobodin - master of the shooting gallery
- Pyotr Starkovsky - episode
- George Tusuzov - episode, movie debut
- Ivan Lyubesnov - episode
- Vladimir Lepko - episode
Camera crew
- Script writer: Valentin Kataev
- Director: Vladimir Legoshin
- Assistant Director: Alexander Rowe
- Operator: Boris Monastyrsky
- Composer: Michael Rauchwerger
- Artist: Vladimir Kaplunovsky
- Sound: Nikolai Ozornov
Video Edition
- In the early 1990s, the film was released by the Krupny Plan film association on videotapes. The film was also released on VHS by Format A.
- On August 9, 2007, the film was released on DVD by Soyuz Video Studio.
- In the film, a film-shot: GAZ-A, which was created in 1931, passes in one frame, and the events relate to 1905-06.
Links
- “Lone sail whitens” on the site “Encyclopedia of Russian Cinema
- Lonely Sail Sails on YouTube