The Bride (1956)
Nadya Shumin is engaged to be married to Andrey Andreitch, the son of a local priest. Nadya lives on her grandmother's estate with her mother, "a fair-haired woman tightly laced in, with a pince-nez, and diamonds on every finger." While Nadya is a woman with a great desire for education and independence, Andrey is a friendly but rather vacuous and totally unmotivated man. Sasha, an ill and impoverished young man who is spending the summer on the estate has long been considered part of the family. Sasha implores Nadya to follow her heart - to go to Petersburg and attend the University.
Directors: Vladimir Shredel, Grigori Nikulin.
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Tatyana Piletskaya as |
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Yuri Puzyryov as |
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Oleg Basilashvili as |
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Roza Sverdlova as |
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Olga Kaziko as |
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German Erasmus as |
| Directing | Vladimir Shredel | Director |
| Directing | Grigori Nikulin | Director |
| Art | Semyon Malkin | Production Design |
| Art | Aleksei Fedotov | Production Design |
| Writing | Anton Chekhov | Short Story |
| Writing | Irina Kokoreva | Writer |
| Camera | Vyacheslav Korotkov | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Giorgi Kalatozishvili | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Aleksandr Manevich | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Vladimir Yakovlev | Sound Director |
| Production | V. Yakovlev | Executive Producer |