Aleksandr SUKHOCHEV
Александр СУХОЧЕВ
Aleksandr SOUKHOTCHEV
Russia, 1996, 100mn 
Colour, fiction
Printsipialny i zhalostlivy vzgliad
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Принципиальный и жалостливый взгляд

 

 The Fundamental and Pitiful Look

 Regard fontamental et compatissant

 
Directed by : Aleksandr SUKHOCHEV (Александр СУХОЧЕВ)
Writing credits : Renata LITVINOVA (Рената ЛИТВИНОВА)
 
Cast
Valery BARINOV (Валерий БАРИНОВ)
Natalia KOLIAKANOVA (Наталья КОЛЯКАНОВА)
Tatyana OKUNEVSKAIA (Татьяна ОКУНЕВСКАЯ)
Sergey RUSKIN (Сергей РУССКИН)
Olga SAMOSHINA (Ольга САМОШИНА)
Milena TONDEROVE (Милена ТОНДЕРОВЕ)
 
Cinematography : Aleksandr KORNEYEV (Александр КОРНЕЕВ)
Production design : Yelena ZHUKOVA (Елена ЖУКОВА)
Sound : Aleksandr SYSOLIATIN (Александр СЫСОЛЯТИН)
Produced by : Aleksandr GOLUTVA (Александр ГОЛУТВА)
Companies : Lenfilm, Roskomkino
Release Date in Russia : 25/02/1996
 

Awards :
Best actress Natalia KOLIAKANOVA , Open Russian Film Festival Kinotavr, Sochi (Russia), 1996
1996 Prix du jury au festival « Fenêtre sur cour » de Vyborg
1996 Diplôme au Festival international de la jeunesse de Kiev
1996 Prix du meilleur rôle féminin à Natalia Koliakanova au festival de Sotchi

Plot synopsis
Forty-year old Alya has been abandoned by her husband and son. Her mother does her best to distract the heroine from her loneliness. However, her clumsy efforts do not help — Alya prefers top escape into the world of her dreams, fantasies and childhood memories.
The film was awarded the Main Prize of the “Okno v Yevropu” (“The Window to Europe”) International Film Festival in Vyborg; the Third Premium of the “Molodost” (“Youth”) International Film Festival in Kiev (1996). The actress Natalya Kolyakanova was honored the Prize for the Best Actress’ Work at the Open Russian Film Festival in Sochi (1996).
Source : www.lenfilm.ru
 

Selected in the following festivals or events :
- Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF), Moscow (Russia), 2006
- Berlin International Film Festival : Berlinale, Berlin (Germany), 1996
- Open Russian Film Festival Kinotavr, Sochi (Russia), 1996
- "NIKA" Prizes, Moscow (Russia), 1996