The Huntsman is a 2004 Russian action movie with Igor Lifanov and Andrei Fedortsov in the lead roles.
| Huntsman | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Genre | Action film |
| Producer | Alexander Tsatsuev |
| Producer | Mikhail Churbanov Dmitry Vorobyov |
| In the main cast | Igor Lifanov Andrey Fedortsov Anna Bolshova Victor Stepanov |
| Operator | Oleg Topoev |
| Composer | Andrey Baturin |
| Film company | Sfs films Sverdlovsk film studio |
| Duration | 86 minutes |
| A country |  Russia |
| Tongue | |
| Year | 2004 |
| IMDb | ID 0415774 |
Filmed by the Sverdlovsk film studio on the basis of the book of the same name by Vladislav Romanov , released in 2001.
Content
Story
The main character of the film is the huntsman Vasily Klintsov ( Igor Lifanov ), a young retired captain who lives in a forest gatehouse. At the invitation of the governor of the region ( Victor Stepanov ), a large German investor Gerhard ( Alexander Kichigin ) should come to a neighboring small town, for which a wild boar hunt will be organized. The huntsman must prepare this hunt. At the same time, a particularly dangerous prisoner escaped from a colony located in the area, creating a danger to future hunting. But the hunt for the Germans can’t be canceled, because a major investment project can be disrupted. Despite the risk, the governor decides to hunt. Meanwhile, the convict manages to abduct the German, while forcing him to transfer money to a specific account, but Klintsov manages to neutralize him. Lenchik turned out to be a convict, Vasily’s best friend, with whom they studied at the school and fought in Chechnya. [1] .
Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Igor Lifanov | Vasily Klintsov |
| Andrey Fedortsov | Lonchik |
| Anna Bolshova | Ala |
| Victor Stepanov | the governor |
| Oksana Stashenko | Boyarisheva |
| Anatoly Gushchin | Lozhkin |
| Boris Gornstein | Small |
| Alexander Kichigin | Gerhard Heinz |
| Nadezhda Ozerova | Antonina |
| Julia Butakova | Lozhkina |
| Ekaterina Vyalaya | Vika |
| Maxim Udintsev | Dima |
| Valery Velichko | |
| Victor Loginov | lover |
Camera crew
- Script writer: Romanov, Vladislav Ivanovich
- Director: Alexander Tsatsuev
- Operator: Oleg Topoev
- Composer: Andrey Baturin
Soundtrack
Two compositions of the “ Spleen ” group from the album “ New People ” were used in the film:
- “Everything is Broken”
- "Time ago!"
According to the author and songwriter, Alexander Vasiliev , these musical compositions were given for use in the film without his knowledge by Sony Music , with which the Spleen group had a contract [2] .
Festivals and Awards
- 2004 - "Best Film" of the international film festival " Brigantine ".
- 2004 - Audience Award of the second festival " Spirit of Fire ", Khanty-Mansiysk .
- 2004 - RKF “Literature and Cinema” in Gatchina (Alexander Tsatsuev) - Prize for the best directorial debut.
- The Huntsman film became the second rated feature film among those shown on Channel One in the 2004–2005 season, receiving a rating of 19.5% and a 44% audience share. After that, for several years the film was shown on air in prime time [3] .
About the movie
The bulk of the filming took place in the Deer Streams park near the city of Lower Sergi [4] [5] .
Notes
- ↑ Huntsman ". Feature film . The official website of the TVC channel. Date of appeal May 13, 2012. Archived June 1, 2012.
- ↑ News on RGP on 02/11/2004 Archived copy of August 25, 2011 on Wayback Machine (Russian)
- ↑ Digest of new projects. Huntsman-2 (16 episodes of 52 min each ) // PROKino. Professional review. - 2007, September. (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Region's film map: nine places where films were shot
- ↑ movie! Film ! Film! Ural on the big screen
Links
- "Huntsman" on the site "Encyclopedia of domestic cinema"
- The Huntsman on the Internet Movie Database