Kira MURATOVA
Кира МУРАТОВА
Kira MOURATOVA
USSR, 1983, 88mn 
Colour, fiction
Sredi Serykh Kamney
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Среди Серых Камней

 

 Among Grey Stones

 Parmi les pierres grises

 
Directed by : Kira MURATOVA (Кира МУРАТОВА)
Writing credits : Kira MURATOVA (Кира МУРАТОВА)
 
Cast
Viktor ARISTOV (Виктор АРИСТОВ)
Stanislav GOVORUKHIN (Станислав ГОВОРУХИН)
Roman LEVCHENKO (Роман ЛЕВЧЕНКО)
Sergey POPOV (Сергей ПОПОВ)
Vladimir POZHIDAYEV (Владимир ПОЖИДАЕВ)
Nina RUSLANOVA (Нина РУСЛАНОВА)
Igor SHAPAPOV (Игорь ШАПАПОВ)
Oxana SHLAPAK (Оксана ШЛАПАК)
 
Cinematography : Aleksey RODIONOV (Алексей РОДИОНОВ)
Production design : Valentin GIDULYANOV (Валентин ГИДУЛЯНОВ)
Sound : Vladimir BOGDANOVSKY (Владимир БОГДАНОВСКИЙ)
Companies : Odessa Film Studios
Release Date in Russia : 1987
 

Plot synopsis
Kira Muratova made this film under the pseudonym of Ivan Sidorov in 1983, but the official release came in 1988. Taken from the novel by Vladimir Korolenko, this somber drama tells of a judge who is devastated after the death of his wife and is neglectful of his children. His son befriends the children of a street beggar who live in an abandoned, derelict church. After his experience with is new friends, the young boy begins to feel sorry for his father and sympathizes with his loneliness.
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commentaries
Parmi les pierres grises de Kira Mouratova (1983), l’itinéraire d’un film soviétique, Eugénie ZVONKINE, 1895 N°62, 2010
 

Selected in the following festivals or events :
- Rétrospective Kira Mouratova à la Cinémathèque française, Paris (France), 2019
- FEMA / La Rochelle International Film Festival, La Rochelle (France), 2019
- Journées cinématographiques, Saint Denis (France), 2016
- Rotterdam International Film Festival, Rotterdam (Netherlands), 2013
- Belfort International Film Festival "Entrevues", Belfort (France), 2010
- Retrospective Russian cinema at the "Reflet Médicis", Paris (France), 2009
- Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF), Moscow (Russia), 2009
- Retrospective Kira Muratova, Moscow (Russia), 2008
- Festival de Cannes, Cannes (France), 1988

Images
 

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