THE OVERCOAT ? 1959 SOVIET DRAMA FILM POSTER ? GOGOL NOVEL ? ROLAN BYKOV DEBUT

Description: ----> Original Russian film title on the poster: ШИНЕЛЬ Original (transliteration) film title: SHINEL Released title for English speaking countries: THE OVERCOAT POSTER ARTIST: DATSKEVICH SERGEY IGNAT'EVICH DIRECTED BY: ALEKSEY BATALOV GENRE: DRAMA POSTER LANGUAGE: RUSSIAN PRINT YEAR: 1959 PRINT RUN: 42.00 POSTER COUNTRY: USSR FILM COUNTRY: USSR PUBLISHED BY: "REKLAMFILM", MOSCOW SIZE: IN: 29 x 39 ¾ = CM: 74 x 101 PRODUCED BY: LENFILM STUDIO CONDITION: VERY GOOD, FOLDED FILMPLOTSTARSIMDBARTISTFILMPLOTSTARRINGIMDBPOSTER ARTISTOriginal vintage Soviet very large format movie poster (from the first release of the film in Soviet Union - 2 FEBRUARY 1959) for the film "The overcoat" - is a Soviet feature film, an adaptation of the story by N.V. Gogol. The film was the directorial debut of Alexei Batalov and one of the first "big" film roles by Rolan Bykov. A lonely little man becomes a hostage to a dream of a thing that, in his opinion, can completely change his miserable existence. But can a new overcoat make him happy? ... When and at what time he entered the department and who appointed him, no one could remember this. the same official for the letter, so that later they were sure that he, apparently, was born into the world already completely ready, in a uniform and with a bald head on his head. In the department there was no respect for him. The watchmen not only did not get up from their seats, when he passed, but they did not even look at him, as if a simple fly had flown through the waiting room. Lukash goes to the forest, where he meets the ghost of Mavka. Lukash sits motionless under a birch… The final words of the book are read by a girl on the shore, stroking her boyfriend's head. ☆Rolan Bykov ☆Yuriy Tolubeev ☆Aleksandra Yozhkina ☆Elena Ponsova ☆Georgiy Teykh www.imdb.com/title/tt0053274/ DATSKEVICH SERGEY IGNAT'EVICH (1919-1977) - Leading master of cinema poster of the 50s - 70s; Member of the Union of Cinematographers of the USSR and the Union of Artists of the USSR. His works defined the style of film advertising in those years, just like the work of the Stenbergs in the 1920s. Datskevich advertised film dramas, film adaptations, and comedy films with equal success. Datskevich's works were addressed to a new spectator capable of thinking, brought up on the aesthetics of the thaw period. 1919 Born in the town of Pyatikhatka, Yekaterinoslavskaya province. Graduated from the Kiev Art College. 1934-1937 Studying at the Kharkov Art College under N. Burachek. 1937-1939 Studied at the Kharkov Art Institute under F. Krichevsky. From 1948 he worked for the "Reklamfilm" studio. One of the leading masters of Soviet film posters, he constantly worked in this field. He also sang political posters. 1977 Died in Moscow. The artist was an innovator in the creation of a symbolic image. The first of them - in the poster for the film adaptation of the novel by N. Ostrovsky "How the Steel Was Tempered" ("Pavel Korchagin"), Datskevich created already in 1956, ahead of the masters of the political poster by several years. And here he exactly followed the cinematography, which endowed objects of the human environment with a significant value. Unlike the film poster of the 1920s, where the subject, the detail was read exclusively as part of the montage "phrase" of the poster, in the 50s - 60s these elements play the role of the basis of the poster image and a link between the realities of the film and advertising. Datskevich advertised film dramas, film adaptations, and comedy films with equal success. His work reflected the processes characteristic of the art of the “thaw”: the artist shifted the emphasis from “advertising” to commenting, from utilitarian tasks to aesthetic ones, he asserted the intrinsic artistic significance of film posters. Datskevich's works were addressed to a new viewer capable of thinking, brought up on the aesthetics of the "thaw" time. Datskevich devoted three decades of his life to his beloved art. In the 60s and 70s, the master continued to embody many ideas that were not realized in a short period. Datskevich's posters are represent in the Russian State Library, in the Museum of Cinema - Moscow and in other collections. facebook.com\sovietartposters Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

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