Nazar Stodolya (1937)
In the first half of the 17th century, the peasant Nazar Stodolya, sentenced to death by the Polish magnate Haletsky, is rescued by his friend Hnat. Later, Nazar and Hnat find themselves in the estate of the Ukrainian centurion Kichaty. The centurion, having invited a priest, persuades the fugitives to sign a paper stating that they have voluntarily been assigned to Kichaty's estate. Hnat does not sign the paper, and Nazar, falling in love with the owner's daughter Halia, easily puts his signature and thus falls into another bondage. Soon, Hnat leads the people's struggle against the oppressors, and Nazar and Halya join the rebels.
Director: Heorhiy Tasin
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Oleksandr Serdiuk as Nazar Stodolya |
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Amvrosii Buchma as Foma Kichatyy - Hundred commander |
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Nataliia Uzhvii as Stekha |
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Nikolay Pishvanov as Hnat |
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Mykola Nademskyi as pan Khaletski |
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Oleksandra Vasylieva as Halya - Kichatyy's daughter |
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Hnat Khotkevych as Kirik the blind bandura player |
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Matvei Lyarov as Colonel |
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P. Radetskiy as |
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Aleksey Volin as Priest |
| Directing | Heorhiy Tasin | Director |
| Writing | Taras Shevchenko | Theatre Play |
| Writing | Ivan Kulyk | Writer |
| Camera | Mikhail Belsky | Director of Photography |
| Directing | N. Sinelnikov | First Assistant Director |
| Directing | V. Viktorov | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Mikhail Verikovskiy | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | I. Dutsenko | Sound Director |
| Art | Vasyl Krychevskyi | Production Design |
| Art | Sergey Khudyakov | Production Design |
| Production | A. Vinter | Executive Producer |