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Vadim [Film: electronic resource]: [silent art film] / scriptwriter and director: P. Chardynin; operator: V. Siversen; in the roles: P. Chardynin, A. Gromov, A. Goncharova, Speransky, P. Biryukov; t / d A. Khanzhonkov. - Electronic data (1 video file). - (, [20--]). -
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Duration: 14 min. Black and white, mute.
Original resource: Vadim [Film]: [mute feature film] / scriptwriter and director: P. Chardynin; operator: V. Siversen; t / d A. Khanzhonkov. [Moscow], 1910. 400 m. Ch.-b., mute. From the collection of Gosfilmofond of Russia.
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"Vadim" is a silent art film, shot by PI Chardynin based on the same unfinished historical novel by M. Yu. Lermontov in 1910. Production: Trading House A Khanzhonkov. The premiere took place on November 2, 1910. The film without credits. - The plot of the film: The film unfolds during the Peasants' War of 1773-1775. in the vicinity of the village of Tarkhany. The landowner Palitsyn (PI Chardynin) emerges from the church gate after the service. The hunchback approaches him - the son of a neighbor who was once ruined by Palitsyn and left two orphans, Vadim and Olga, after his death. Not recognizing Vadim (N. Speransky), Palitsyn hires him into slaves. The house of the landowner Palitsyn. In the living room sits Olga (A. V. Goncharova), a pupil of Palitsyn. Palitsyn enters and introduces a new servant to the household who will recognize his sister in Olga. Vadim tells Olga the truth about their family. The elderly Palitsyn is not indifferent to Olga, he embraces and kisses her. Olga tells Vadim about what happened. Meanwhile, Palitsyn's son, Yuri (A. Gromov), returns home. Young fall in love with each other. Rendezvous in the garden, boating. Enraged, Vadim swears to take revenge and runs to the camp of E. Pugachev. He calls on the rebels to avenge his family. The rebels attack the mansion and set fire to the house. Watching what is happening, Yuri rushes for help. Yuri hides Olga in the house where she finds Vadim. She refuses to leave with him. Appears servant Fedosey (P. Biryukov), which Vadim kills, taking for Yuri. Olga escapes. A joyful meeting of the young
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I. Chardynin, Peter Ivanovich (actor, film director, 1873-1934). II. Siversen, Vladimir Fedorovich (1873-). III. Gromov, Andrei Antonovich (actor, 1883-1922). IV. Goncharova, Alexandra Vasilievna (actress, 1888-1969). V. Speransky, N. (actor). VI. Biryukov, Pavel (actor). VII. "A. Hanzhonkov and Co.," a trading house (Moscow). VIII. Gosfilmofond of Russia. Lermontov, Mikhail Yurievich (1814 - 1841). "Vadim" - the screen version. 2. Russian language (collection). 3. M. Yu. Lermontov: to the 200th anniversary of his birth (collection). 4. Peasants' War under the leadership of Pugachev - Reflection - Cinema - 1773-1775. 5. Feature films - Russia - early. 20 in .. |
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The source of the electronic copy: Gosfilmofond of Russia
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