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Samara Chronicle Number 16

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Abstract
In the movie “Samara Chronicle. Issue 16 ”tells about the events that took place in Samara in 1996. The plot uses the following filming: City of Samara, 1996. View of the monument to A.S. Pushkin in the park. View of the open door on the balcony in the building of the Samara newsreel studio. Cars near houses on Molodogvardeyskaya Street. A woman passes by under an umbrella. View of photographs of the staff of the Samara newsreel studio: cameramen Leonid Sadkovy, Kim Konstantinovich Stepanov, Alexander Nazarov, Yuri Pivsaev, Nina Alekseevna Shumkova; sound engineer Viktor Stepanovich Shubin with director Boris Iosifovich Svoyskiy. Photos of Soviet front-line cameramen: Nikolai Porfirievich Kiselev, who filmed the signing of the act of surrender of Nazi Germany on May 8, 1945, and Vasily Alekseevich Kositsyn in military uniform. Teenagers look at goods in an audio and video store located in the building of the Leninsky Komsomol cinema on Kuibyshevskaya street. Memorial plaque on the building of the cinema: “In this building on December 8, 1918, under the leadership of V.V. Kuibyshev held the 1st meeting of working youth, which marked the beginning of the Komsomol organization of Samara. " A woman at the Khudozhestvenny cinema on Kuibyshevskaya street. Type of posters advertising the films "Speed", "Play for a Passenger". The office of the director of the cinema: a desk with papers, a marble statue of a naked girl. Staircase, mirror on the wall. Chandelier on the ceiling. Leather sofas, flowers in the hallway. Deserted corridor before the start of the movie show. View of armchairs in an empty auditorium. A man plays the saxophone against a brick wall. A sign on one of the buildings with the inscription: "CASINO". Director of the regional film distribution Tatyana Ivanova in the auditorium of the cinema speaks about the importance of Russian cinema (sinhr.), Looks on the screen footage of the film almanac of the Samara newsreel studio. Fragment of the feature film directed by G. Danelia "I walk around Moscow": the actor Nikita Mikhalkov, who played the role of Kolya, rises on the subway escalator. A man with a saxophone is walking down the street.
Director
B. Svoysky
Color
Color
Film ID
36826
Keywords
cinematography
, musical self-activity
, art
, sculpture
, city
, consumer services
Meterage
282,4
Number of Parts
1
Operators
Yu. Pivsaev
Other Creators
V. Shubin, B. Kozhin, S. Volkova, A. Wagner
Release Date
1996
Sound