Vera Pavlovna Strojewa

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Vera stroyeva ( Russian Вера Павловна Строева ; born September 8 . Jul / 21st September  1903 greg. In Kiev ; †  26. August 1991 ) was a Soviet film director and screenwriter .

Vera Strojewa studied acting at the Kiev Theater Institute from 1920 to 1922 and then until 1924 at the Children's Theater of the Ministry of Education ( NARKOMPROS ) in Moscow . From 1925 to 1927 she worked there as an actress, author and director at the State Children's Theater, where she met her future husband, the director Grigori Roschal , and his sister, the screenwriter Serafima Roschal . From 1925 Strojewa also wrote scripts for the production company Sojuskino (today Mosfilm ), from 1928 to 1931 she worked for Ukrainfilm in Odessa . Since 1930 she worked as a director, initially together with Grigori Roshal. Many of her films have been lavishly presented musicals and opera adaptations, including Khovanschina , which was nominated for best film music at the 1962 Academy Awards .

Among other things, she was awarded the Badge of Honor ( Орден «Знак Почёта» ). In 1944 she received the state award as Honored Artist of the Kazakh SSR ( Заслуженный деятель искусств Казахской ССР ), in 1973 the title of People's Artist of the RSFSR ( Народный артист ).

Filmography

as a screenwriter:

  • 1926: Господа Скотинины (director: Grigori Roschal) - co-script with Serafima Roschal
  • 1927: Его превосходительство (director: Grigori Roshal) - co-script with Serafima Roshal
  • 1929: Две женщины (Director: Grigori Roschal) - co-script with Serafima Roschal
  • 1930: Человек из местечка (director: Grigori Roschal) - co-script with Serafima Roschal

as a director:

  • 1930: Право отцов - co-director with Grigory Roshal
  • 1931/32: Человек без футляра - also co-script with Serafima Roshal
  • 1934: Petersburg Night ( Петербургская ночь ) - co-director with Grigory Roschal, also co-script with Serafima Roschal (after Fyodor Dostoyevsky )
  • 1936: Поколение победителей - also co-script with Serafima Roshal
  • 1939/40: В поисках радости - co-director with Grigory Roschal (based on a novel by Fyodor Panfjorow )
  • 1942: Сын бойца - co-director with Gerbert Rappaport (one of two segments of Боевой киносборник № 12 ; the other was called Ванька and came from Rappaport)
  • 1942: Батыры степей - co-director with Grigory Roshal
  • 1945: Юные музыканты
  • 1947: Марите
  • 1951: Большой концерт
  • 1954: Boris Godunow ( Борис Годунов ) - also co-script with Nikolai Golowanow (film adaptation of the opera of the same name by Modest Mussorgsky )
  • 1954: Весёлые звёзды
  • 1956: Полюшко-поле
  • 1959: Chowanstschina ( Хованщина ) - also co-script with Anna Abramowa and Dmitri Shostakowitsch (film adaptation of the opera of the same name by Modest Mussorgsky)
  • 1965/66: Мы, русский народ - also co-script with Alexander Marjamow and Sofja Vishnevetskaja (based on the novel by Vsevolod Vishnevsky )
  • 1970/71: Сердце России
  • 1983: Букет фиалок - co-director with Oleg Bondarew

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The date of birth is given in accordance with the Great Soviet Encyclopedia . In some sources October 4, 1903 is also given; see. http://www.kinogildia.ru/pages/page.php?page=49&name=2005

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personal data
SURNAME Strojewa, Vera Pavlovna
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Строева, Вера Павловна (Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Soviet film director and screenwriter
DATE OF BIRTH September 21, 1903
PLACE OF BIRTH Kiev
DATE OF DEATH August 26, 1991