1961 RUSSIAN WAR WWII MOVIE FILM POSTER - GOLDEN FUND OF SOVIET CINEMATOGRAPHY

Description: Original Russian film title (on the poster): МИР ВХОДЯЩЕМУ Original (transliteration) English film title: MIR VKHODYASHCHEMU Informal (translation) literal English title: PEACE TO HIM WHO ENTERS POSTER ARTIST: YAROSHENKO YURIY NIKOLAEVICH DIRECTED BY: ALOV A. & NAUMOV V. GENRE: WAR, WWII, DRAMA POSTER LANGUAGE: RUSSIAN PRINT YEAR: 1961 PRINT RUN: 30.000 POSTER COUNTRY: USSR FILM COUNTRY: USSR PUBLISHED BY: "REKLAMFILM", MOSCOW SIZE: IN: 25 ½ x 34 ⅔ = CM: 65 x 88 PRODUCED BY: MOSFILM STUDIO CONDITION: GOOD, FOLDED FILMPLOTSTARSIMDBARTISTFILMPLOTSTARRINGIMDBPOSTER ARTISTOriginal vintage Soviet movie poster (from the first released of the movie in Soviet Union - 4 September 1961) for the war ww2 drama film: "Mir vkhodyashchemu" - Soviet feature film directed by Alexander Alov and Vladimir Naumov in 1961. A film from the "golden fund" of Soviet cinematography. AWARDS:Gold medal for Mkf. in Venice (1961) - a special prize for "originality and novelty, with which, when depicting a world defeated by war, the bottom of the exciting picture of human brotherhood" and the prize of Italian critics - "Pasinetti Cup". In Brussels, the film was awarded the Femina Belge Prize for 1962 among the ten foreign films.The junior lieutenant of the Red Army, Ivlev, who has just graduated from the school, arrives for military service in Berlin a few days before Germany's surrender in the Great Patriotic War. In the city destroyed by the fighting, the soldiers find a pregnant German woman, and the command of the unit decides to help her get to the hospital. Lieutenant Ivlev is instructed to accompany this woman to the rear, giving him a driver and a shell-shocked soldier, who also needs to be sent to the hospital. Thus, senior officers want to protect the lieutenant from possible death in Berlin at the very end of the war. As a result, the protagonist, who has become a completely different person, has matured, together with a chauffeur-soldier of the American army that he met along the way, help the German woman, delivering her to a safe place. The war ends, marked by the birth of a baby in a new, calm world. The final shot - a newborn pissing on a pile of now unnecessary, discarded weapons. ☆Viktor Avdyushko ☆Aleksandr Demyanenko ☆Stanislav Khitrov ☆Lidiya Shaporenko ☆Vera Bokadoro www.imdb.com/title/tt0055181/ YAROSHENKO YURIY NIKOLAEVICH (1912-?) - Soviet graphic artist, poster artist. There is no information available on arts education. Yu. N. Yaroshenko is the author of propaganda posters “We will direct all efforts and resources to the construction of the fourth, last year of the five-year plan” and “On a campaign for the cultural savings bank” (both - 1932). Collaborated with the publishing house "Reklamfilm". Author of posters for feature films: "Bogdan Khmelnitsky" (1941), "Poet" (1957), "Trappers" (1959), "Cherevichki" (1960), "Quite Seriously" (1961), "My friend, Kolka" ( 1961), "Hit the drum!" (1962), "Stop" (1963), "Sentimental Tale" (1963). Yaroshenko's posters are represent in the isofund of the Russian National Library (RNL), the State Central Museum of Cinema. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

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