Faithfulness (film)
1965 Soviet Union film
- Bulat Okudzhava
- Pyotr Todorovsky
- Vitaliy Chetverikov
- Galina Polskikh
- Aleksandr Potapov
- Yevgeny Yevstigneyev
- Antonina Dmitrieva
- Vadim Avloshenko
- Leonid Burlaka
- Vadim Kostromenko
Production
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Odesa Film Studio
Release date
- 1965 (1965)
Running time
Faithfulness (Russian: Верность, romanized: Vernost) is a 1965 Soviet war romance film directed by Pyotr Todorovsky.[2][3][4]
Plot
The film tells about a schoolboy named after Yura, who, as a result of the death of his father, decides to become a cadet at a military school. Once he with a friend are visiting a girl and Yura fell in love with her. After some time, the cadets go to the front...[5]
Cast
- Vladimir Chetverikov as Yura Nikitin
- Galina Polskikh as Zoya
- Aleksandr Potapov as Murga
- Yevgeny Yevstigneyev as Ivan Terentievich
- Antonina Dmitrieva as Zoya's mother
- Valentina Telegina as Woman
- Vladimir Krasnov as Strokov
- Georgy Drozd as Platoon commander
- Yu. Zobov as Sergeant major
- Boris Tokarev as Lieutenant
- Vera Kulakova as Lieutenant[6]
- Lyusyena Ovchinnikova as widow
Soundtrack
- Georgy Vinogradov: In the Сlearing (Russian: На полянке, romanized: Na polyanke)
Accolades
The film by Pyotr Todorovsky was awarded "Best First Work" at the 26th Venice International Film Festival, where he participated in the competition program. He also received the Special Prize of the II All-Union Film Festival (1966, Kyiv).[7]
References
External links
- Faithfulness at IMDb
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Films by Pyotr Todorovsky
- Nevermore (1962)
- Faithfulness (1965)
- Magician (1967)
- The Last Victim (1975)
- Wartime Romance (1983)
- Waiting for Love (1981)
- Through Main Street with an Orchestra (1986)
- Intergirl (1989)
- Encore, Once More Encore! (1992)
- What a Wonderful Game (1995)
- Retro Threesome (1998)
- Life Is Full of Fun (2001)
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