«Короткие встречи» (1967) мелодрама Киры Муратовой

In the 1960s and 1970s, geologist and geographer were popular professions in the Soviet Union, considered highly romantic at the time. Nadya (played by Nina Ruslanova), a tea shop worker, meets geologist Maxim (played by Vladimir Vysotsky). He has a glamorous profession, a guitar, a casual attitude toward money and life, and a knack for presenting himself. She falls in love, and he leaves. The plot was based on stories by Leonid Zhukhovitsky and Leonid Fomin about social and interpersonal difficulties. The melodrama "Brief Encounters" was directed by Kira Muratova at the Odesa Film Studio in 1967. Screenplay by Kira Muratova and Leonid Zhukhovitsky. Cinematography by Gennady Karyuk. Production Designers: Alexandra Konardova and Oleg Perederiy. Composer: Oleg Karavaichuk. Sound Engineer: Igor Skinder. Editor: O. Kharakova. Costume Designer: L. Tolstykh. Makeup Artists: Lyudmila Brashevan, Zoya Gubina. Film Director: A. Serdyukov. Assistant Director: Gennady Tarasul. Second Director: Alexander Bogolyubov. Interior Designer: Mark Tolmachev. Sound Editor: Evgeniya Rudykh. Cast: Nina Ruslanova, Vladimir Vysotsky, Kira Muratova, Lidiya Bazilskaya, Olga Viklandt, Alexey Glazyrin, Valery Isakov, Svetlana Nemolayeva, Lyudmila Ivanova, Kirill Marinchenko, Igor Starkov. Film Music: "Affairs" (by V. Vysotsky) "Song-Fairytale about Evil Spirits" (by V. Vysotsky) "Song about the New Time" (by V. Vysotsky) "Gypsy Girl" (lyrics by A. Grigoriev, music by I. Vasiliev) "Farewell" (music by O. Karavaichuk) Facts: Nina Ruslanova's first film role. In one of her programs, Kira Muratova revealed that Stanislav Lyubshin was cast as Maxim, but he left to star in the film "Shield and Sword." The role of Valentina Ivanovna was also originally intended for Antonina Dmitrieva, not Muratova herself, but Dmitrieva, who fell ill before filming began. Filming took place in the village of Krasnye Okna near Odessa. Subscribe to our channel:    / odessanimationstudio   Enjoy watching! #VladimirVysotsky #NinaRuslanova #MuratovFilms