VHS / 1930
Title | Zemlya = The land |
Item type | VHS |
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Imprint | Kiev VUFKU, 1930 |
Language | Russian |
URL | Link to original record |
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Physical description | 1 videocassette of 1 (70:45 min. @ 20 fps) (VHS NTSC) : si., b&w ; 1/2 in. |
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1930Publisher:
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LEADER 00000ngmaa2200589Ka 4500
001 711901519
003 OCoLC
005 20110408021630.0
007 vf cb||ou
008 110408s1930 ru 071 vlrus
035 (PFA-FILM)18710
040 CUY|beng|cCUY
245 00 Zemlya =|bThe land|h[videorecording] /|cVUFKU ; screenplay
and direction, Alexander Dovzhenko.
246 3 Land
246 3 Earth
257 U.S.S.R.
260 Kiev :|bVUFKU,|c1930.
300 1 videocassette of 1 (70:45 min. @ 20 fps) (VHS NTSC) :
|bsi., b&w ;|c1/2 in.
500 Release titles in the U.S.: The land ; Earth.
506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. Access
by appt. only.|5CBPF.
508 Editing, Alexander Dovzhenko; assistants, Yulia Solntseva,
Lazar Bodik; camera, Danylo Demutsky; art direction,
Vasili Krichevsky.
511 1 Semyon Svashenko, Stepan Shkurat, Mikola Nademsky, Yelena
Maximova, V. Mikhailov, Pyotr Masokha, Yulia Solntseva.
520 "The great Ukrainian director Alexander Dovzhenko was
Larissa Shepitko's teacher. His last silent film Earth is
considered his masterpiece. The story is simple enough,
pitting young peasants of a Ukrainian village who want to
set up collective farms, against the kulaks (rich
landowners) who try to protect their land. Vasili, the
chairman of the collective, buys a tractor with the
collective money and takes the land by force. The
collective is a success, but Vasili is ambushed and
killed. With the priest expelled, his comrades give him a
"modern" burial, singing songs of their new life while
rain falls on the crops. Dovzhenko's concern is less with
plot than with the lyrical expression of a universal theme
--the life cycle of man, which he believes to be bound
inextricably to the land--developed through a constant
juxtaposition and intertwining of images of life and
death. In the opening sequence, for instance, shots of
corn and wheat rippling in the wind and fruit on the trees
suggest a harvest; an old man lies dying. He eats an apple,
as does his young grandchild. Life goes on"--Pacific Film
Archive program note.
538 VHS NTSC.
546 In Russian with English subtitles.
590 PFA 0500-01-9601. |aCONDITION NOTE: Last checked: 2011/04/
08 Excellent condition.
655 7 Features.|2mim
655 7 Drama.|2mim
690 Russian films.
690 Ukrainian films.
690 Silent films.
700 1 Dovz︠h︡enko, Oleksandr Petrovych,|d1894-1956,|edirection,
|ewriting,|eediting.
700 1 Demutsky, Danylo,|ecamera/lighting.
700 1 Krichevsky, Vasili,|eproduction design.
700 1 Solntseva, Yulia,|ecast.
700 1 Svashenko, Semën Andreevich,|d1904-1969,|ecast.
700 1 Shkurat, Stepan Iosifovich,|d1886-1973,|ecast.
700 1 Nademsky, Mikola,|ecast.
700 1 Maksimova, E.,|d1905-1986,|ecast.
700 1 Mikhaĭlov, Vladimir|q(Vladimir Georgievich),|ecast.
700 1 Masokha, Pyotr,|ecast.
710 2 VUFKU (Firm)
941 0 PFA 0500-01-9601. Dub from PFA 3/4 in. tape.
946 PFA 0500-01-9601. INV record created 2009/12/07 by sw; MIN
record created 2011/04/08 by sw.
946 PFA 0500-01-9601. Taped off PFA screen from 35 mm PFA
print @ 20 fps.
956 pfsw
956 20140224|bPFA migration/merge load
957 OCLC xref loaded 20180506
994 C0|bCUY