“You can’t be pardoned” - a film by the director of theater and cinema Mikhail Apartsev , shot based on the eponymous book by Alexei Kozyrev in 2007 .
| Execution cannot be pardoned | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Genre | Feature Film |
| Producer | Mikhail Apartsev |
| Author script | Alexey Kozyrev |
| In the main cast | Anastasia Melnikova Valery Degtyar Sergey Koshonin Andrey Tolubeev Sergey Barkovsky Sergey Bekhterev |
| Composer | Alexey Grigoryev |
| Film company | Studio "ALEKO St. Petersburg" |
| A country |  Russia |
| Tongue | |
| Year | 2007 |
Content
Story
The film takes place at the anniversary (5 years) meeting of the Clemency Commission. The petition of a young man, Vladimir Yesenin, who killed two people, one of whom was the son of an influential official, is being considered. At the same time, in the colony where he is serving his term, hostage-taking takes place. In such an environment - an atmosphere of psychological pressure - and the members of the Commission must make a decision.
Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Anastasia Melnikova | Elena Alexandrovna Novozhilova |
| Valery Degtyar | Alexander Sergeevich Martov |
| Sergey Koshonin | Vladislav Stepanovich Ratikov |
| Andrey Tolubeev | Yu. S. Taleev |
| Sergey Barkovsky | Semyon Antonovich Cactus |
| Sergey Bekhterev | Nikolay Pavlovich Smerdin |
| Ekaterina Tolubeeva | Tatyana Nikolaevna (mother of the Yesenins) |
| Sergey Galich | |
| Pasha Trofimov | Seryozha (Sergey Mikhailovich) Yesenin |
| Yuri Glavatsky | |
| Natasha Kozyreva | |
| Mikhail Apartsev | |
| Seryozha Kozyrev | |
| Seva Grankin | |
| Daria Osinskaya | |
| Natalya Danilova | |
| Sergey Skomorokhov |
Facts
- The picture is based on real events.
- The film used documentary footage of the hostage taking in the Crosses
- The role of Andrei Tolubeev is almost autobiographical: Tolubeev was a member of the St. Petersburg commission for clemency
- The film takes place in the House of Architects of St. Petersburg
- During the film, the age of Seryozha Yesenin is called different: the first time - 12 years, then - 14
- The name and patronymic of Smerdin, Nikolai Pavlovich, is heard only once in the film - explaining why he told the bike about Nicholas I, he says: “First, I, too, Nikolai, by the way, Pavlovich”, but a few seconds before this show a resolution The Commission, where "Smerdin K. S." is written next to his signature.
- Behind the scenes are the songs of G. Ponomarenko to the words of S. Yesenin performed by the Boys Choir of the Choir School named after M. I. Glinka (Artistic Director and Chief Conductor of the Russian Academy of Health Vladimir Begletsov; soloists Kolya Irvi, Boris Stepanov)
- The author and performer of the song "Letter to Freedom" Platon Dmitriev, convicted of the Kolpino educational colony of the GUFSIN in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region
- The Russian premiere of the film took place on June 6, 2007 in the House of Architects of St. Petersburg, in the same place where the film takes place.
- The world premiere took place on October 6, 2007 at the First international human rights film festival “Steps” in Kiev, where the film won the first prize
- It was first shown on television on October 18, 2007 by the St. Petersburg television channel TV 100
See also
- Cinema
Links
- Dobryakova E. For the heroine Melnikova brought a blouse from Rome // Nevskoe Vremya, January 19, 2007
- Metro newspaper, January 22, 2007
- Petersburg diary , June 11, 2007
- International human rights film festival "Steps" , official website
- “Execution cannot be pardoned” on the website of Russian Cinema
- FM-TV “Execute cannot be pardoned” TV channel 100TV , 02/13/2009