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Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears / Moskva Slezam ne Verit (1979)
Product Description AUDIO SOUNDTRACKS: Russian, English, French SUBTITLES: Russian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Japanese. An Oscar winner for best foreign film in 1980. This is a melodrama about the life stories of the three girls. Three friends, Antonina, Liudmila and Yekaterina, come to Moscow in search of their dream. Sharing a hostel room, they work and play together. Antonina soon marries a good man and settles down to raise a family. For Liudmila, Moscow is a sort of lottery, in which you have to pick the lucky ticket. She attempts to conquer the big city, but ends up a loser. The life of the third girl, Yekaterina, is a contemporary Cinderella story. She had her share of disappointments, but did not despair. In twenty years she built up a career and became the director of a big enterprise. A single parent of a daughter, she finally meets the right man and, after long and bitter years of loneliness, finds true happiness... Awards: Grand Prize at the IFF in Portugal, 1980; Oscar for Best Foreign Film, 1980; Saint-Michel Prize for best Actress (Vera Alentova) at the Brussels IFF, 1981 Director: Vladimir Menshov Script: Valentin Chernykh Camera: Igor Slabnevich Music by: Sergei Nikitin Cast: Vera Alentova, Alexei Batalov, Irina Muravyova, Alexander Fatyushin, Raissa Ryazanova, Boris Smorchkov, Yuri Vassiliev, Natalya Vavilova, Oleg Tabakov, Yevghenia Khanayeva, Victor Uralsky, Zoya Fyodorova, Liya Akhedjakova, Valentina Ushakova, Innokenty Smoktunovsky Special Freatures: Pictures and filmography of the films authors; Candids from the shooting ground; A documentary about Moscow; An interview with the leading actresses V. Alentova, I. Muravyova, R. Ryazanova; An interview with the director V. Menshov; An interview with the script writer V. Chernykh; An interview with the composer S. Nikitin.
_______________________________________ "In politica, prostia nu este un handicap". - Napoleon Bonaparte
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