Vascha Snakomaya
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Ваша знакомая / Wascha snakomaja |
| Country of production | Soviet Union |
| original language | Russian |
| Publishing year | 1927 |
| length | 90 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Lew Kuleschow |
| script |
Alexander course W. Aschmarin Lew Kuleschow |
| production | Sowkino |
| camera | Konstantin Kuznetsov |
| occupation | |
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Wascha Snakomaja (in German: Your acquaintances ) is a Soviet silent film from 1927 by Lew Kuleschow . Co-screenwriter Alexander Kurs provided the literary template with Die Journalistin . Except for the fourth act (a fragment of 18 minutes), the film is lost.
action
The action takes place in the contemporary (1920s) Soviet Union. There the comrade Khokhlova, a journalist, falls in love with the manager of an iron and steel combine, the married comrade Petrowski. Comrade Wasiltschikow, on the other hand, a head of department at her newspaper, has long since kept an eye on her colleague. As a result of these emotional trials and tribulations, the newspaper woman gradually neglects her job, so that she is fired. Petrowski, who got involved in the game with Khokhlova, then remorsefully returns to his wife, whereupon the journalist wants to kill herself. But Vasilchikov's love for her is great enough to let things end happily.
Production notes
Wascha Snakomaja , also known under the title Schurnalistka (Journalist), was premiered in the USSR on October 25, 1927th The film did not open in Germany.
Reviews
"The film was certainly intended as a contribution to the discussion about morality and free love, which had flared up in the Soviet Union at the time."
“With this topic, which was new to him, Kuleschow also used a new working method. Instead of carefully preparing the sequences about everyday life in Moscow shot by shot in the script, he captured the local flavor "in the act". "
Web links
- Wascha Snakomaja in the Internet Movie Database (English)