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Fyodor Dostoevsky. (1979)
Documentary, 3 parts, Duration: 0:56:15.92 G 9/30/2016
A popular essay on the life and work of the writer.
Mikhail Vrubel.Pages of life. (1981)
Documentary, 3 parts, Duration: 0:58:55.461 G 9/30/2016
On the work of Mikhail Vrubel and the special atmosphere of Russian art of the early twentieth century.
In the graphic part - Vrubel paintings from the collections of museums in Moscow, Petersburg, Kiev; murals and panels in the Vladimir Cathedral and St.
Cyril's Church in Kiev, Savva Morozov mansion in Moscow, sculpture, stained glass, paintings, photos, Abramtsevo manor ...
Highest quality. (1983)
Documentary, 2 parts, Duration: 0:39:29.76 G 9/30/2016
On the rise of gold sunk in the war, the cruiser "Edinburgh", which in 1942 was shot by German submarines in the Kola Bay.
In the film used the memories of a Soviet officer S. G. Zinoviev, bound for London on Board the cruiser "Edinburgh".
Three stories about sports. (1983)
Documentary, 2 parts, Duration: 0:35:44.311 G 9/29/2016
The film tells about the Buryat wrestling on a bow. the Georgian fight chidaoba, racing on reindeer sleds Sami.
A film with English subtitles.
Two steps from the pole. (1986)
Documentary, 2 parts, Duration: 0:40:39.779 G 9/29/2016
The discovery of unexpectedly rich flora and fauna of the Arctic ocean.
Underwater photography in the Arctic.
Dialogues. (1986)
Documentary, 3 parts, Duration: 0:30:01.375 G 9/29/2016
The film on the Soviet jazz.
Great shooting, brilliant installation, looseness, rhythm, energy.
In 1986, the USSR State Committee for cinematography has not released a picture of the screen in the original version.
Then the filmmakers had to resort to the "introduction" Andrei Voznesensky, respected in high circles.
Most often in this opening speech repeated the words "experiment", "improvisation" and mentioned "new thinking" and "new look".
The film was released only after such a compromise.
Nikolay Nikolaevich. (1992)
Documentary, 3 parts, Duration: 0:29:53.13 G 9/29/2016
The fate of Nikolai Nikolaevich Romanov, Grand Duke, chief of the Russian army during the First World war.
The picture attempts to convey to today's audience traits, and the psychology of the Russian commander now distant from us epoch - glorious and tragic at the same time.