Mosfilm
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Kinostudiya "Mosfilm" (in Cyrillic, Мосфи́льм) was a film production unit with studio facilities established in November of 1923 by the Soviet Union as a unit of the State Committee for Cinematography. Located in Moscow in the R.S.F.S.R., Mosfilm was one of the major production units for feature films in the Soviet film industry to the end of the Soviet Union. Many Soviet film classics were produced and filmed at Mosfilm throughout its history, many of which were granted International awards at various Film festivals. After the fall of the Soviet empire, it continued operations as a quasi-private production company in the new Russian Republic (see Mosfilm (Russia)).
A few of the most famous Mosfilm films
- 1934 Весёлые Ребята / Giddy guys (musical comedy)
- 1938 Волга-Волга / Volga-Volga (musical comedy)
- 1938 [Александр *Невский / Alexander Nevsky (historical)
- 1957 Летят Журавли / The Cranes areFflying
- 1966–1967 Война и Мир / War and Peace directed by Sergei Bondarchuk
- 1969 The Brothers Karamazov
- 1975 Дерзу Узала / Dersu Uzala (Soviet-Japanese joint production) directed by Akira Kurosawa
- 1979 Сталкер / Stalker
- 1979 Москва Слезам Не Верит / Moscow Does Not Believe In Tears
External Links
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- Mosfilm official site (http://www.mosfilm.ru)de:mosfilm