“To be afraid of grief - you can’t see happiness” is a Soviet two-part television film-tale directed by Viktor Turov, shot in 1973 based on the play of the same name by S. Marshak .
| Afraid of grief - not to see happiness | |
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| Genre | comedy |
| Producer | Victor Turov |
| Author script | Victor Turov |
| In the main cast | Konstantin Adashevsky , Natalya Vorobyova , Heliy Sysoev |
| Operator | Victor Politov , Sergey Stasenko |
| Composer | Oleg Yanchenko |
| Film company | By order of the State Committee of the Council of Ministers of the USSR on Television and Radio Broadcasting , Belarusfilm , Telefilm Creative Association |
| Duration | 129 minutes |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Language | Russian |
| Year | 1973 |
| IMDb | ID 4718892 |
Content
- 1 plot
- 2 Cast
- 3 Camera crew
- 4 About the film
- 5 See also
- 6 References
Story
The grief-misfortune in human form wanders around the world, alternately accompanying unlucky people. They would be happy to get rid of it, but it’s impossible to drive Mountain away just like that. You can get rid of it only by deceit, giving in addition to any thing sold. The Woe-Happiness itself, having acquired a new owner, immediately willingly talks about this method. Noting that things went wrong, each owner of Happiness hurries to get rid of him.
Soon Gore reaches King Dormidont. The treasury is emptying, neighboring kingdoms declare war, servants, troops and even the royal daughter leave the palace. Without thinking twice, the Tsar decides to transfer the Mountain to the soldier Ivan - the only one who remained in the service. Ivan is offered to buy a ring, a sword, even a crown, but a conscientious soldier refuses everything. Finally, the Tsar finds an item that may interest Ivan - this is a snuffbox.
The soldier goes to war, and on the road discovers Gore next to him. However, Ivan does not twist, and even once - goes on a hike. Grief understands that there is nothing for him to profit from, and teaches Ivan how to get rid of him, Grief. But he does not want to act by deception, but decides to get rid of the royal "gift" in a different way ...
Cast
- Konstantin Adashevsky - Tsar Dormidont / Skomorokh
- Natalya Vorobyova - Princess Anfisa
- Helium Sysoev - soldier Ivan Tarabanov / Skomorokh
- Evgeny Perov - miller Anton Andronych, uncle Nastya
- Evgenia Sabelnikova - Nastya
- Bronus Babkauskas - General / Owner of the booth
- Algimantas Masiulis - Head of the Guard / Chief buffoon
- Vadim Aleksandrov - Woe-Happiness / Parsley
- Stanislav Sokolov - Overseas Royal
- Valentin Bukin - Merchant of the first guild Siluyan Kapitonovich Kisses / Skomorokh
- Julien Balmusov - Treasurer
- Casimiras Vitkus - Innkeeper
- Evgeny Kryuchkov - Servant of the Tsar
- A. Kaplin - Buffoon
- N. Novichikhin - Buffoon
- In episodes
- Leontina Dyomina
- Maria Kapnist
- Pavel Pervushin
- Rostislav Shmyryov
- Victor Terekhov
- Stanislav Fesyunov
- Povilas Saudargas
- Oleg Yanchenko
- N. Krasovsky
- Valentin Red
Camera crew
- Director - Victor Turov
- Screenplay - Victor Turov
- Operators - Victor Politov , Sergey Stasenko
- Composer - Oleg Yanchenko
- Sound engineer - Gernard Basko
- Artist - Vladimir Dementiev
- Director of the film - A. Zhuk
About the movie
- The film premiered on December 30, 1974.
- The vocal-instrumental ensemble " Pesnyary " under the direction of V. Mulyavin took part in the film. Songs to poetry by Robert Burns in the translation of Marshak.
See also
- Famously
- The Tale of Mountain-Anger