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Samara Chronicle Number 18

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Abstract
In the movie “Samara Chronicle. Issue 18 ”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 houses and the passing "rocket" along the Volga River. Fountain on Kuibyshev Square. Teenagers bathe in the fountain. A young woman with a stroller runs down the street. A woman and a girl walk the dogs. Adults and children with fishing rods on the banks of the Volga. View of the monument to the fighters for the revolution "Red Banner" at the intersection of Krasnoarmeyskaya and Chapaevskaya streets. Monument to Russian surgeon Nikolai Ivanovich Pirogov at the intersection of Polevoy Streets and Lenin Avenue. Monument to the participant of the revolutionary movement Felix Dzerzhinsky on Khlebnaya Square. Monument to one of the members of the Soviet government, Valerian Kuibyshev, on Kuibyshev Square. Monument to V.I. Chapaev on Chapaev Square. An article in the newspaper "Budny" from 25.04.1996: "Among the Empire and modern, people live, damn it, very badly." Articles in the newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda": "Russian capital demanded a compromise from Yeltsin and Zyuganov", "Dudayev is more likely dead than alive", "Maddom". The building of the Samara Academic Drama Theater. M. Gorky. Theater actress Vera Ershova, laureate of the national theater award "Golden Mask" in the nomination "For Honor and Dignity" at the mirror at home, walks along the city street, sits on a bench in the park, communicates with passers-by, enters the theater. The operating unit at the Kalinin Regional Hospital. Deputy Chief Physician for Surgery, Professor Vladimir Ivanovich Belokonev walks along the hospital corridor, communicates with colleagues in the office, examines the patient. A young woman, an elderly man, answering a correspondent's question about the upcoming elections, said that they would vote for B.N. Yeltsin (sinhr.). The young man believes that the right to vote must be given to Svyatoslav Fedorov (sinhr.). A column of veterans on the Victory Day passes through Kuibyshev Square.
Director
B. Svoysky
Color
Color
Film ID
36828
Keywords
medical services for the population
, holidays
, theatre
, monuments
, cities
, periodical
, peoples life
, art
Meterage
269,7
Number of Parts
1
Operators
Yu. Pivsaev
Other Creators
V. Shubin, B. Kozhin, S. Volkova, A. Wagner
Release Date
1996
Sound