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For the Soviet Union No 9

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Abstract
The city of Dubna. Streets. Hotel "Dubna". Building of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. Meeting of the International Scientific Conference on High Energy Accelerators. In the hall: Professor Macmillan (USA), Bruno Pontecorvo (USSR). The conference was opened by Academician V.I. Veksler. AM Petrosyants, Chairman of the State Committee for the Use of Atomic Energy of the USSR, addresses his greetings. Director of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research Professor DI Blokhintsev is making a report. The conference participants get acquainted with the laboratories of the institute. Steppe. Forest. Young forest plantations that protect fertile land from weathering and drought. Elk. Eared rye. The forest planting machine is working. Klyazminskoe reservoir. Steamer. The pier. Building and interiors of the new boarding house. Vacationers on the beach, in the forest. Tourist base in the Tseysky gorge in North Ossetia. Tourists on a hike, visiting the ancient chapel, drinking water from the spring. Tea plantations in Georgia. Collection of tea by hand and a tea harvester. Estonia. The Baltic Sea coast with a castle built for the filming of the film "Hamlet". There is a bus. The artists get off the bus. The actress Anastasia Vertinskaya, who plays Aphelia, is preparing for filming. On the set, director G.M. Kozintsev, actors M.M.Nazvanov and I.M.Smoktunovsky. Operator and sound technician are working. Vineyards in the foothills of the Carpathians. Ripe brushes. Collection. The "Grape Festival" is celebrated. Dancing.
Director
V. Belyaev
Color
B&W
Film ID
20496
Keywords
cinematography
, scientific connections
, automobile transport
, river transport
, spa assistance
, tourism
, forestry
, animal world
, water industry
, landscapes
, national holidays
, cities
, nuclear physics
, plant growing
Meterage
294,1
Number of Parts
1
Other Creators
Text by G. Boguslavsky
Release Date
1963
Sound