Kinoglaz

 

 

- Diary of events

- Stop Press

- On current release

- Festivals

 

- Films

- DVDs

- Watch on line

- Names

- Articles

- Production

- History

- Seminars


- Bibliography


- Ongoing events

 

- Awards

- Box office

 

- Statistics

 

- Partnerships

 

Site map

Updates

Links

Contacts

Search with Google    

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z  Others 
Titles and names in bold print contain more complete information
Vasili FYODOROV
Василий ФЕДОРОВ
Vassili FIODOROV
 
1932, 91 mn 
Black and white, fiction

Myortvyy dom / Tyurma narodov

▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪

Мертвый дом / Тюрьма народов

 

 La Maison des morts

 Myortvyy dom / Tyurma narodov
 
Directed by : Vasili FYODOROV (Василий ФЕДОРОВ)
Writing credits : Vasili FYODOROV (Василий ФЕДОРОВ), Viktor SHKLOVSKY (Виктор ШКЛОВСКИЙ)
 
Cast
Nikolay KHMELEV (Николай ХМЕЛЕВ) ...young Dostoyevsky
Nikolay PODGORNYY (Николай ПОДГОРНЫЙ) ...Pobedonostsev
Nikolay RADIN (Николай РАДИН) ...Dubelt
Nikolay VITOVTOV (Николай ВИТОВТОВ) ...Nikolay I
Vladimir BELOKUROV (Владимир БЕЛОКУРОВ)
Vasili KOVRIGIN (Василий КОВРИГИН)
Viktor SHKLOVSKY (Виктор ШКЛОВСКИЙ) ...Petrashevsky
 
Cinematography : Vasili PRONIN (Василий ПРОНИН)
Production design : Vladimir YEGOROV (Владимир ЕГОРОВ), Aleksey ZELENSKY (2) (Алексей ЗЕЛЕНСКИЙ (2))
Music : Vladimir KRYUKOV (Владимир КРЮКОВ)
Production : Mejrabpomfilm
 
Plot synopsis
Episodes from the life of F.M.Dostoevsky. Dostoevsky's life is presented as the history of a man whose mentality was damaged by the regime. The atmosphere of the “house of the dead” - Russia during the rule of tsar Nikolai — makes the author renounce socialist ideas and turn to religious sermons instead.
 
Commentaries and bibliography
The Socialist Avant-Garde at the 33rd Moscow International Film Festival, Julie DRASKOCZY, kinokultura.com, 2011
 
Selected in the following festivals :
- Festival international du film restauré à la cinémathèque française, Paris (France), 2012
- Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF), Moscow (Russia), 2011
- Gels et dégels, une autre histoire du cinéma soviétique (1926-1968), Paris (France), 2002
Photos and videos
 
 


Your remarks