Inna Burduchenko

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Inna Heorhijiwna Burdutschenko ( Ukrainian Інна Георгіївна Бурдученко , born March 31, 1939 in Chernihiv , Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic , † August 15, 1960 in Donetsk , Ukrainian SSR), was a Soviet actress .

biography

After finishing school, Burduchenko attended the National University of Theater, Film and Television in Kiev , but returned to Chernihiv without a degree and worked there in a local theater as a prop master and at times as an actress.

In 1957 she went again to the National University of Theater in Kiev. During the shooting of the film Iwanna , Burduchenko was discovered by chance in Kiev by the deputy director of the film, who offered her to play the lead role. After the cinema premiere of the film, which took place in December 1959 in the October Palace , Burdutschenko gained nationwide fame and invitations from film studios from several countries. The film received a prize at the All Union Film Festival in Minsk in 1960.

Burdutschenko died while filming her second film, The Stone Flower . After most of the filming had been completed, another scene was shot in which Burduchenko was in a burning hut. According to a newspaper report, the director of the film, Anatolyj Slessarenko , had instructed Burduchenko to enter the hut several times, despite the increasing danger from the fire. The hut collapsed and the actress suffered severe burns on her body. She was then admitted to a hospital in Donetsk. The then culture minister of the Soviet Union, Yekaterina Furzewa , called for everything to be done to save Burduchenko. The actress died on August 15, 1960. She was pregnant at the time of her death. Her grave is in the Baikowe cemetery .

Filmography

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Individual evidence

  1. a b c d Бурдученко (Кирилюк) Инна Георгиевна. kino-teatr.ru, accessed on March 20, 2015 .
  2. Sussanna Chernenko: КИНОРЕЖИССЕР ВИКТОР ИВЧЕНКО. ДВОЙНАЯ ЭКСПОЗИЦИЯ. gazeta.zn.ua, October 27, 2000, accessed March 16, 2015 .
  3. James Steffen: The Cinema of Sergei Parajanov . University of Wisconsin Pres, 2013, ISBN 0-299-29653-9 , pp. 51 .