Ivan's Childhood
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- SKU: 31598
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- Label(s): Ruscico , MosFilm
- Subtitles: French , Spanish , Portuguese , Italian , Dutch , Swedish , Arabic , Hebrew , Chinese , Japanese , English , German , Russian
- Languages: Russian, French
- Format: 4:3 , Black & White
- Genre(s): Drama , World War II
- Year of release: 2003 (1962)
- Script Владимир Богомолов, Михаил Папава
- Cast Валентина Малявина, Владимир Маренков, Иван Савкин, Ирина Тарковская, Дмитрий Милютенко, Валентин Зубков, Евгений Жариков, Николай Гринько, Степан Крылов, Николай Бурляев, Андрей Михалков-Кончаловский
- Sound producer Инна Зеленцова
- Art Director Евгений Черняев
- Director Андрей Тарковский
- Music Вячеслав Овчинников
- Camera Вадим Юсов
The first full-length feature film by the great Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky. It caused a popular sensation in cinema world. The film was highly praised by the great 20th-century French writer Jean-Paul Sartre. It got various comments from prominent international cultural figures who admitted that the world had not yet seen such a powerful motion picture about war.
The 12-year-old Ivan’s childhood ended the day the Fascists shot his mother and sister right before his eyes. Ivan’s father was killed in the war. The orphaned boy joins an army detachment, becoming an elusive scout. Risking his life, he brings to his commanders invaluable information about the enemy. But one day he does not come back from his mission...
Awards: St. Mark’s Golden Lion at the Venice IFF, 1962; Golden Gate Prize for Best Director at the San Francisco IFF, 1963; Special Diploma at the Karlovy Vary IFF, 1970
Special Freatures: Documentary "Children of War"; Interviews with the composer V. Ovchinnikov, cameraman V. Yusov, actor E. Zharikov; Photo album; Filmographies; Coming on DVD.
The 12-year-old Ivan’s childhood ended the day the Fascists shot his mother and sister right before his eyes. Ivan’s father was killed in the war. The orphaned boy joins an army detachment, becoming an elusive scout. Risking his life, he brings to his commanders invaluable information about the enemy. But one day he does not come back from his mission...
Awards: St. Mark’s Golden Lion at the Venice IFF, 1962; Golden Gate Prize for Best Director at the San Francisco IFF, 1963; Special Diploma at the Karlovy Vary IFF, 1970
Special Freatures: Documentary "Children of War"; Interviews with the composer V. Ovchinnikov, cameraman V. Yusov, actor E. Zharikov; Photo album; Filmographies; Coming on DVD.