“Peace to your home!” ( Ukrainian: Peace to your home! ) - Ukrainian tragicomedy of 2017 directed by Vladimir Lert .
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| Genre | tragicomedy |
| Producer | Vladimir Lert |
| Producer | Yuri Karnovsky Maria Cael Vladimir Lert |
| Author script | Aleksandr Kuznetsov Vladimir Lert based on the play by Gregory Gorin and the stories of Sholom Aleichem |
| In the main cast | Evgeny Knyazev Vladimir Dolinsky Anton Shagin Sofia Pisman Victor Andrienko |
| Operator | Dmitry Yashenkov |
| Composer | Yuri Grom |
| Duration | 120 minutes |
| A country |  Ukraine |
| Tongue | Russian |
| Year | 2017 |
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The film is based on the play “Memorial Prayer” by Grigory Gorin , created based on the works of Sholom Aleichem .
Content
Story
The picture takes place at the beginning of the 20th century. Tevye the Milkman lives in a small village. He is poor and believes that his daughters have one chance to escape poverty - successful marriage. Tevye accepts a bargain from the matchmaker, but his beautiful daughters have a different plan.
Cast
- Evgeny Knyazev - Tevye, the milkman
- Andrey Kaykov
- Vladimir Dolinsky - Leiser, the Butcher
- Anton Shagin - Perchik
- Sofia Pisman - Golda
- Victor Andrienko - the squad
- Vladimir Yamnenko - Stepan
- Julia Gershanik
- Alexander Chekmarev - Motl, tailor
- Alexandra Sizonenko
Shooting
The idea of the film came to Vladimir Lert after watching the performance of the National Academic Drama Theater. Ivan Franco " Tevye-Tevel ." The title role of the milkman was played by Bogdan Stupka . Discussion of the future production suggested that the main role in the film adaptation would certainly be played by Bogdan Sillestrovich. He took an active part in the elaboration of each scene of the future film. However, the plan was not destined to materialize in connection with the death of Stupka on July 22, 2012. So on the set appeared Evgeny Knyazev . [1] [2]
The picture was shot in historical places near Kiev . Unique things and interiors of the late XIX - early XX centuries were used, including the house that was actually bought by Tevye back in 1873 - the hero of the stories of the classic of Jewish literature, Sholom Aleichem . The authors took five years to restore the Jewish life of that era in all details.