Film Tvardovsky's Childhood. (1980)
Part 1
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Part 1
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Part 2
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Part 2
0:09:58Tvardovsky's Childhood (1980)
Annotation:
The film is about the childhood of Aleksandr Tvardovsky, an outstanding Soviet writer.
Historical background:
The film draws upon the Central State Archive of Cinema and Photo Documents of the USSR, the Smolensk regional museum, archives and private individuals. The film is a poet Konstantin Vanshenkin.
Temporary description:
Landscape Smolensk region: a field, river, cows graze in a meadow, children riding in a cart through the field, through the old bridge. View village, rural smithy. Winter rural landscape: forest, river, field. Haymaking on the farm. The ferry sails on the river, the children are swimming in a river. In the film uses newsreel shots of the Great Patriotic War, filming of rural life peasants of Russia 20-30-ies, the types of Moscow 30-ies.
Reel №1
Autumn and summer landscapes of the Smolensk region.
The pictures of the village everyday life.
Soldiers go along the road.
A model of Tvardovsky’s homestead.
Work in a backsmith's shop.
Winter village landscapes.
The work of peasants: plowing, threshing and other.
Pasturing of horses for the night.
Reel №2
Newsreel: “Pakhota” [“Plowing”].
Harvest.
Newsreel of the 30-ies: Moscow
Newsreel of 1941:
Damages.
Soldiers everyday life, battles.
Haymaking, children are resting, lunch in the field.
A picture of Tvardovsky.
Spring landscape.