"Wind" is a Soviet black and white feature film on a revolutionary theme. The first film role of Alexander Demyanenko .
| Wind | |
|---|---|
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| Genre | drama |
| Producer | Alexander Alov , Vladimir Naumov |
| In the main cast | Edward Bredun Tamara Loginova Elsa Lege Alexander Demyanenko |
| Composer | Nikolay Karetnikov |
| Film company | Mosfilm |
| Duration | 93 minutes |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Tongue | |
| Year | 1959 |
| IMDb | ID 0052359 |
Content
Story
Events unfold during the years of the Civil War . The workers of the locomotive depot, which is located on the territory occupied by whites, send three delegates to the first congress of the Komsomol in Moscow: Fedor (E. Bredun), Nastya (T. Loginova) and Mitya (A. Demyanenko). To go to Moscow 1,500 km mainly in the territory occupied by whites. On the way, Fedor is arrested by the White Guards, but with the help of friends, as well as a street child and prostitute Marie (E. Lezdey), he manages to escape. Marie and the homeless join the delegates, and Marie saves everyone else at the cost of her life. Only Fedor and a homeless get to Moscow, Mitya and Nastya are killed by whites . Fedor speaks at the congress and makes a fiery speech, swearing allegiance to the Bolshevik party.
Cast
- Edward Bredun - Fedor
- Tamara Loginova - Nastya
- Elsa Lezhdey - Marie
- Alexander Demyanenko - Mitya
- Anatoly Romashin - captain
- Yuri Yakovlev - Leonid Zakrevsky, lieutenant, childhood friend Marie
Camera crew
- Stage directors: Alexander Alov , Vladimir Naumov
- Scenario: Alexander Alov , Vladimir Naumov
- Operator: Fedor Dobronravov
- Production Designer: Evgeny Svidetelev
- Composer: Nikolay Karetnikov
- Sound engineer: Igor Mayorov
- Director: Yuri Shevkunenko
- Editor: Eva Ladyzhenskaya
- Military Consultant: Lieutenant General Nikolai Oslikovsky
- Film Production Orchestra
- Conductor: Arnold Roitman
- Director of the picture: Igor Vakar