Мелодрама «Короткие встречи» (1967) фильм Киры Муратовой, качество 4K

The melodrama "Brief Encounters" is a feature film shot in 1967 at the Odessa Film Studio by director Kira Muratova, based on her joint script with Leonid Zhukhovitsky. The film was released on July 13, 1967, gathering 4.4 million viewers with a circulation of 425 film copies. In 1987, the film was re-released and gathered 4 million viewers. Among seven other films by Muratova, it is included in the list of 100 best films in the history of Ukrainian cinema. Film crew: Scriptwriters: Kira Muratova and Leonid Zhukhovitsky; Director: Kira Muratova; Camera operator: Gennady Karyuk; Artists: Alexandra Konardova and Oleg Perederiy; Composer and conductor: Oleg Karavaichuk; Sound engineer: Igor Skinder; Editor: O. Kharakova; Costume designer: L. Tolstykh; Make-up artists: Lyudmila Brashevan, Zoya Gubina; Film director: A. Serdyukov; Assistant director: Gennady Tarasul; Second director: Aleksandr Bogolyubov; Interior designer: Mark Tolmachev; Sound editor: Evgeniya Rudykh. Cast: Nina Ruslanova — Nadya; Vladimir Vysotsky — Maxim; Kira Muratova — Valentina Ivanovna Sviridova; Lidiya Bazilskaya — Lyubka; Olga Viklandt — hairdresser; Aleksey Glazyrin — Semyon Semyonovich geologist; Valery Isakov — Styopa the barman; Svetlana Nemolayeva — Lyolya the manicurist; Lyudmila Ivanova — Lidiya Sergeevna, a neighbor and fortune teller; Ekaterina Zagoryanskaya — a cashier at the hairdresser's In episodes: Tatyana Midnaya. Kirill Marinchenko, Grigory Kogan, Raisa Radko. Music for the film: -- "Affairs" (author V. Vysotsky); "Song-tale about evil spirits" (author V. Vysotsky); "Song about the new time" (author V. Vysotsky); "Gypsy girl" (words A. Grigoriev, music I. Vasiliev); "Farewell" (music O. Karavaichuk). Facts: -- The film appeared at a time when the profession of a geologist was fashionable. The plot is based on the stories of Leonid Zhukhovitsky and Leonid Fomin about social and interpersonal difficulties; -- In one of the programs, Kira Muratova said that Stanislav Lyubshin was approved for the role of Maxim, but he left to star in the film "Shield and Sword". The role of Valentina Ivanovna was not supposed to be played by Muratova herself, but by Antonina Dmitrieva, who fell ill by the start of filming; -- Nina Ruslanova's first film role; -- Filming took place in the village of Okny near Odessa; -- In 2001, the film was shown at the international film festival in San Francisco. Help for Ukraine — https://u24.gov.ua Telegram channel of the "Odesa Film Studio" — https://t.me/odesafilmstudio #KiraMuratova #LeonidZhukhovitsky #VladimirVysotsky