One Fine Day (1955) скачать в хорошем качестве

One Fine Day (1955)

A sincere, kind, edifying, comic film that reveals the wonderful acting talent of Ekaterina Savinova and a whole galaxy of screen stars of the 60s. XX century We bring to your attention the premiere of the film “One Fine Day” on the official channel of the Odesa Film Studio (@OdesaFilmStudio). Ukrainian Soviet color feature film 1955 directed by Mikhail Slutsky, shot at the Kyiv Film Studio of Feature Films named after Alexander Dovzhenko. At the invitation of local Komsomol members, a girl conductor from Kyiv, who recently graduated from the conservatory, comes to the Ukrainian collective farm “Rassvet” near Poltava to lead the amateur musical group of the collective farm. Unfortunately, the head and chief accountant of the collective farm pay little attention to culture... Film crew: Director: Slutsky Mikhail Yakovlevich Screenwriter: Miron Lvovich Belinsky and Klimenty Borisovich Mints Operator: Kulchitsky Nikolay Leonidovich Composer: Soloviev-Sedoy Vasily Pavlovich Cast: Ekaterina Savinova - Ekaterina Voropai, conductor Elena Litskanovich - Galya Onishchenko, secretary of the Komsomol organization Dmitry Dubov - Sergey Yurchenko, secretary of the district committee Alexey Bunin - Trofim Kolyada, chairman of the collective farm Evgeniy Shutov - Sasha Nekhoda, collective farm driver Mikhail Belousov - Petr Ozerov, chief engineer of MTS Maria Mironova - Tatyana Petrovna, Ozerov's wife Mikhail Pokotilo - Afanasy Kalinichenko, chief accountant of the collective farm Nikolay Panasiev - livestock specialist Volodya Budyakin Ivan Peltzer - Khom's grandfather, collective farm gardener Polina Nyatko - mother of Ekaterina Voropai Viktor Khalatov - father of Ekaterina Voropai Nonna Koperzhinskaya - Oksana, wife of Panas Chushko Mikhail Pugovkin - Afanasy Chushko, Philip's brother, tractor driver and accordion player Evgeny Zinoviev - Philip Chushko, Panas' brother, accordion player The film reflects the launched “corn campaign” of N. S. Khrushchev: a poster “What is corn” (Ukrainian) hangs, the milkmaid Galya doubles her milk yield because she started feeding her cows corn, and not rutabaga, as the livestock specialist Budyak suggested, etc. d. The film mentions the name of the then famous Wanda Wasilewska, a Polish and Soviet writer, poet, playwright, screenwriter and public figure.This musical and lyrical story, told to the audience by Mikhail Slutsky, has long been one of the most beloved by Soviet audiences. It will not leave the modern film fan indifferent. It is not surprising that the film turned out to be so successful, because the director himself wrote the script for it. This musical comedy can be considered his best work as a director and screenwriter. Help to Ukraine - https://u24.gov.ua Telegram channel of the Odesa Film Studio - https://t.me/odesafilmstudio #EkaterinaSavinova #MariaMironova #AlexeyBunin