“Gypsy Aza” is a Soviet feature film directed by Grigory Kohan . The picture was taken in 1987 in the village Pritulovka Dunaevetsky district of Khmelnitsky region, at the film studio them. Dovzhenko in Ukrainian. The script was written by Grigory Kokhan and Yaroslav Stelmakh . The script is based on the play of the same name by Mikhail Staritsky , created back in 1888. The literary image was born in 1854, but this story was taken from real life, it occurred in Rivne Polesye in the village of Gorodets, Vladimiretsky district of Rivne region.
| Gypsy Aza | |
|---|---|
| Genre | drama |
| Producer | Grigory Kohan |
| Author script | Grigory Kohan |
| A country |  the USSR |
Story
The action takes place in the Carpathians. Gypsy named Vasil fell in love with the Ukrainian girl Galya. He decided to leave the nomadic life, his own mother and his bride Gypsy Azu. For Gali, Vasil remains to live in the village. In turn, Galya for Vasil also comes into conflict with relatives. She throws the blacksmith Pylyp and goes down the aisle against the will of her father. However, after some time, Vasil begins to yearn for his former life. Everything changes dramatically when his beloved Aza comes to the village.
Cast
- Igor Krikunov - Vasil
- Elena Ponomarenko - Galya
- Lyalya Pearl - Aza
- Berta Hapava - Vasil's mother