Nastasya Filippovna Barashkova

F. M. Dostoevsky "Idiot":

... a woman of extraordinary beauty ... in a black silk dress, of an extremely simple and elegant style, her hair, apparently dark-brown, was removed simply, at home; eyes dark, deep, brooding forehead; a passionate and arrogant expression. She was a bit thin, perhaps pale.

At the age of seven, she lost her parents; since then she was brought up on the estate of Athanasius Ivanovich Totsky. When Nastasya Filippovna was sixteen years old, he made her his homemaker. Realizing her position, the girl became obsessed with hatred and contempt for her "benefactor" and for herself. When Prince Myshkin first proposed that she marry him, she refused and left with Rogozhin because she felt defiled and unworthy of the love of a noble man. She was killed by Rogozhin.

In the novel, Nastasya Filippovna is presented as a proud, intelligent, noble woman, but completely crazy at the same time. The image of this woman is an earthly embodiment of beauty that has not found itself in life.

• Love Varyagin in the film adaptation of Peter Chardynin in 1910.
• Asta Nielsen in the German film "Irrende Seelen" (1921).
• Edwig Foyer in the 1946 French film adaptation of Georges Lampen
• Setsuko Hara in the Japanese film adaptation of Akira Kurosawa in 1951, the film was the name of Taeko Nasu.
• Borisova, Julia Konstantinovna in the film adaptation of Ivan Pyryev (1958)
• Lyudmila Maksakova in the 1979 film production of Alexandra Remizova .
• Sophie Marceau in the 1985 French adaptation of Andrzej Julawski , in the film her name was Marie.
• Anna Buklovskaya in a modern adaptation of the parody of Roman Kachanov 's Down House .
• Jeanne Balibar in the 2008 French film L'idiot.
• Katarina Unt in the film adaptation of the Estonian director Rainer Sarnet
• Lydia Velezheva in the Bortko film

In addition, in the partial Polish-Japanese film adaptation of Andrzej Wajda " Nastasya ", the role was played by a male actor - one of the leading contemporary onnatas Bando Tamasaburo V. He also played the role of Prince Myshkin in the film - for which it took several years of persuasion by the director, as this was his first male role in many years (not counting the initial stage of his career in kabuki in childhood and adolescence).

• Barashkova Nastasya Filippovna - article from Dostoevsky. Encyclopedia / Nikolay Nasedkin . - Algorithm, 2003 .-- 800 p. - (Russian writers). - 5,000 copies. - ISBN 5-9265-0100-8 .