“An Accidental Woman” ( Heady Dreams of Free Love ) ( 1915 ) is a silent feature film by Vladimir Garlitsky , “a drama from the criminal chronicle of our days”. The film was shot based on the eponymous novel by the author of the script. [1] . The film has not been preserved.
| Random woman | |
|---|---|
| Genre | drama |
| Producer | Vladimir Garlitsky |
| Author script | M. Krinitsky |
| In the main cast | M. Reisen, O. Obolenskaya, Y. Volkov, M. Martynov, E. Sukhacheva |
| Film company | Office "Film Library" |
| Duration | 4 parts, 1440 meters |
| A country |  Russian empire |
| Language | |
| Year | 1915 |
Story
A banal story of jealousy with the pouring of rival sulfuric acid. [one]
Criticism
- “Movie Bulletin. The index of the viewed paintings by the reviews department of the cinematographic committee of the People’s Commissariat of Education ”(M., 1918) spoke of the painting in the following spirit:“ ... the production is stereotyped and uninteresting; the scenes are not interconnected, the game is commonplace. " [2]
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Vishnevsky Ven. Feature films of pre-revolutionary Russia (1907-1917). - M. , 1945 .-- S. 78.
- ↑ Short V. Directors and cameramen of Russian feature films (1897-1921). - M .: Research Institute of Motion Picture Arts, 2009. - P. 121.