Love (1991)
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Country:
Soviet Union
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Duration:
105 min
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Genre:
melodrama
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Director:
Valery Todorovsky
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Producer:
Valery Todorovsky, Sergei Kozlov
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Cast:
Euginiy Mironov, Nataliya Petrova, Dmitrii Marianov
About film
Vadim and Sasha are two students, who both want to find love. Vadim is a reckless heartthrob, while Sasha is somewhat naive and inexperienced. Once at a party, two friends meet young women. Marina is a general’s grandaughter, she lives in a large apartment in Moscow’s city center with her grandmother – and this is where her further meetings with Vadim take place. Sasha falls in love with a Jewish girl Masha. And while Vadim ends up getting married, Sasha would be forced to part with his beloved. Together with her parents and grandmother, Masha decides to emigrate to Israel.
This was one of the first feature films by director Valery Todorovsky, starring Evgeniy Mironov and Dmitriy Maryanov.
Rewards and nominations
- Kinotavr 1992 — Best Actor — Euginiy Mironov
Director
58-year-old Russian producer, screenwriter, and director. He is the son of Pyotr Todorovsky. Todorovsky graduated from the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography in 1984, where he studied Screenwriting. His first film was the feature Love released in 1991. The Land of the Deaf was part of the Berlinale competition in 1998. In 2000, Todorovsky became Deputy Director of Film Production at RTR, and in 2003 — Adviser to the Director of Film and Television Projects. His film Stilyagi won four Nika Awards and four Golden Eagle Awards.
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Director
58-year-old Russian producer, screenwriter, and director. He is the son of Pyotr Todorovsky. Todorovsky graduated from the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography in 1984, where he studied Screenwriting. His first film was the feature Love released in 1991. The Land of the Deaf was part of the Berlinale competition in 1998. In 2000, Todorovsky became Deputy Director of Film Production at RTR, and in 2003 — Adviser to the Director of Film and Television Projects. His film Stilyagi won four Nika Awards and four Golden Eagle Awards.
