Spring on Zarechnaya Street
Spring on Zarechnaya Street
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1h 34m
Directed by Marlen Khutsiev • 1956 • USSR/Ukraine
The feature debut of beloved auteur Marlen Khutsiev, Spring on Zarechnaya Street signalled a sea change in Soviet cinema on its release in 1956. Charting the romance between a literature teacher and a happy-go-lucky factory worker in provincial Ukraine, Khutsiev and co-director Feliks Mironer capture the sincerity and optimism of the post-Stalinist ‘50s. Shot through with Khutsiev’s trademark lyricism and warm humanism, the film was a huge hit and remains a landmark of its era.
SPRING ON ZARECHNAYA STREET • ВЕСНА НА ЗАРЕЧНОЙ УЛИЦЕ
Directed by Marlen Khutsiev and Feliks Mironer
Written by Feliks Mironer
Cinematography by Pyotr Todorovsky, Radomir Vasilevsky
Music by Boris Mokrousov
Starring: Nina Ivanova, Nikolay Rybnikov, Vladimir Gulyaev
In Russian with English and Russian subtitles
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