Wikipedia (Russo): https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0 ... %8C%D0%BC)
Wikipedia (Inglês): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Seventh_Companion
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062245/
Sinopse (Wikipedia)
Excerto... The film is set in 1918, St. Petersburg, Russia. The new government has announced a Red Terror, and now a merciless extermination of "counter-revolutionaries" is underway. Eugene Pavlovich Adamov, general of the royal army and professor at the Military Academy of Law, is arrested and placed in a kind of "room" which is arranged as a prisoner's cell. However, it does not only contain the king's soldiers, officials and aristocrats, but also ordinary criminals. Every day prisoners who are shaking from fear are being taken away for "trial" from the horrible room. And the verdict is almost always the same – execution by the firing squad.
Adamov has no illusions as he quietly waits for death, but suddenly a miracle happens: he is freed. Being an honest and principled man, Adamov in 1905 refused to be a prosecutor at the trial of the revolutionary sailors, and now the new government considered this sufficient grounds for release of the old tsarist general. However, Adamov has no place to go: his apartment with numerous rooms has been given to other people a long time ago, and the general has to go back to the place of his recent confinement where he finds a job as a launderer.
Some time later Adamov is offered a job as an investigator and he begins to serve the new government. However, as he investigates the murders of the military confiscation unit ("prodotryad") members, the general is faced with an attempt of lawlessness on the part of the "reds" and resolutely tries to prevent this. Alas, no one listens to Adamov, innocent people are shot without trial, and the general himself falls into the hands of the "whites". Adamov tries to explain to the officer of the detachment his reasons for him going over to the Bolshevik side, but he sees only a traitor in Adamov, and he orders to shoot his old professor ...
Realizadores soviéticos
Este filme possui dois realizadores (não de estranhar no cinema soviético)...
Alexey German
Alexey German was born on July 20, 1938 in Leningrad . The son of the writer Yuri (Georgy) Herman and Tatiana Alexandrovna Rittenberg.
In 1960 he graduated from the directing department of the Leningrad State Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography (LGITMiK) ( Grigory Kozintsev's workshop , course leader Alexander Muzil ).
He worked at the Smolensk Drama Theater , then, in 1961 - 1964 , - at the Leningrad Grand Drama Theater with Georgi Tovstonogov .
Since 1964 - the second director, then the director of the studio Lenfilm . His film "Check on the roads" lay on the shelf for 15 years and was released on the screen only during perestroika . In 1985 he was elected secretary of the Union of Cinematographers of the USSR .
In 1990 he organized the studio " SPiEF " (Studio of the first and experimental film) and until its death in 2013 was its artistic director.
Since 1998, A. Herman led the author's studio at the Higher Courses of Scriptwriters and Directors .
Since 2010 - President of the St. Petersburg International Film Forum .
Alexey German died on February 21, 2013 at the 75th year of life in the clinic of the Military Medical Academy of St. Petersburg from renal failure [4] [5] ; was buried on February 24 at the Bogoslovsky Cemetery of St. Petersburg [6] .
In autumn 2013 he was posthumously awarded the prize of the Rome Film Festival "Golden Capitol Sheep" for his contribution to the cinema art ( Lifetime Achievement Award ). The awarding ceremony took place in Rome on November 13 as part of the world premiere of Hermann's final tape " It 's Hard to Be God ", the award was received by the widow of the filmmaker Svetlana Karmalita and his son Alexei German Jr. [7] [8] . The organizers of the review noted that for the first time in the history of European festivals a decision was made to award such a reward to a deceased cinematographer [9] . Organizers of the more famous Cannes Film Festival asked the German family for permission to include " It 's hard to be a god " in the main competition, but they refused [10] .
Aronov, Grigory Lazarevich
Comentários e observaçõesFor some time he lived in the village of Saltykovka, Reutov district, Moscow region. He graduated from the local school (now school number 17). I started to shoot as a teenager. The first role - in the film "Seventh-grade" (1938). Then he starred in the films "Personal Affair" (1939), "How the Steel Was Tempered" (1942).
In 1940-1941 he studied at the theatrical school. M. Schepkin .
In 1951 - graduated from the directing department of VGIK (workshop I. Savchenko ).
In 1941-1945 he worked as an aircraft technician at the Kazan and Ramenskoye plants . At the end of VGIK - director at the Kuibyshev studio newsreels .
In 1956-1958 - the director of the Odessa film studio , later - at the film studio " Lenfilm ." In his creative asset there are several documentaries ("Rural Club", "Kazan University" and others). Co-author of the script "If You Leave" (1977, together with Yu. A. Rybchinsky ). He was buried in the cemetery in memory of the victims of 9 January in St. Petersburg .
O realizador Alexey German é muito famoso neste fórum, pelo remake de 2013 do filme de ficção científica"Hard to be a God", onde o realizador faleceu durante as filmagens.
Eu sou dos poucos adeptos de sci-fi que ainda não viu esse filme, embora já tenha divulgado muito a co-produção entre a Europa Ocidental e o Bloco de Leste de 1989...
"Organizers of the more famous Cannes Film Festival asked the German family for permission to include " It 's hard to be a god " in the main competition, but they refused [10] ."
Quanto ao outro realizador Grigory Lazarevich Aronov, o homem foi director do estúdio soviético Odessa, e com isso não se brinca nem há "pão para malucos", o estúdio Odessa era um dos dois estúdios soviéticos ucranianos (o outro era o estúdio Dovchenko), e de entre outras produções criaram o famoso D' Artagnan soviético de 1978 (é uma super-produção infantil e musical mas muito jeitosa), embora eu também j+a tenha mostrado filmes mais sérios e adultos do estúdio ucraniano Odessa, que fazia contra-peso ao estúdio ucraniano Dovchencko, que era mais vocacionado para filmes históricos poéticos, numa atitude muito singela e diferente do restante cinema dos outros países do bloco sovético.