柜台 Встречный (1932)

Name: 柜台 Встречный
Genre: 剧情
Cast: Vladimir Gardin Vladimir Gardin, Mariya Blyumental-Tamarina Mariya Blyumental-Tamarina, Tatyana Guretskaya Tatyana Guretskaya, 安德烈·阿布里科索夫 Andrei Abrikosov, 鲍里斯·捷宁 Boris Tenin

导演: 弗雷德里克·厄姆勒 / 谢尔盖·尤特凯维奇
编剧: 列昂尼德·柳巴舍夫斯基 / 弗雷德里克·厄姆勒 / 谢尔盖·尤特凯维奇
主演: Vladimir Gardin / Mariya Blyumental-Tamarina / Tatyana Guretskaya / 安德烈·阿布里科索夫 / 鲍里斯·捷宁 / Boris Poslavsky / Mariya Pototskaya / Leonid Alekseev / Nikolai Kozlovsky / Vladimir Sladkopevtsev / Yakov Gudkin / Nikolai Michurin / Fyodor Slavskiy / 彼得·阿列伊尼科夫 / 尼古拉·切尔卡索夫 / Zoya Fyodorova / 斯捷潘·克雷洛夫
类型: 剧情
制片国家/地区: 苏联
语言: 俄语
上映日期: 1932
片长: 115min
又名: 雪耻 / Counterplan / Shame / Vstrechnyy
IMDb: tt0023663

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柜台的剧情简介 · · · · · ·

　　Vstrechnyy, usually interpreted as Counterplan, also known by the alternative titles Passer-by, Encounter and Turbine No. 50,000 was made for the Leningrad Rosfilm studio and co-directed by Fridrikh Ermler and Sergei Yutkevich.
　　The plot concerns the foiling of an attempt by 'wreckers' to sabotage the Leningrad turbine factory in which they work, though on the evidence of this f... (展开全部) 　　Vstrechnyy, usually interpreted as Counterplan, also known by the alternative titles Passer-by, Encounter and Turbine No. 50,000 was made for the Leningrad Rosfilm studio and co-directed by Fridrikh Ermler and Sergei Yutkevich.
　　The plot concerns the foiling of an attempt by 'wreckers' to sabotage the Leningrad turbine factory in which they work, though on the evidence of this film, there is more talking, vodka consumption and meetings than actual work taking place.
　　Interest today will mainly lie in the music score to the film, composed by Dmitri Shostakovich, his fourth effort in the genre and following on from New Babylon, Alone and The Golden Mountains, this last also directed by Ermler and Yutkevich and also co-starring Boris Tenin.
　　Two songs were especially composed, 'Song of the Meeting initially played over the film's opening credits and 'How Long will my Heart Ache'. 'Song of the Meeting' proved enormously popular, equally so in the West as well as the Soviet Union and it was later arranged as 'United Nations on the March' with new words by Harold Rome and climaxed the Hollywood film 'Thousands Cheer' (MGM, 1943).
　　Shostakovich recycled the tune in a number subsequent compositions, including the films Michurin (1949) and Moscow, Cheryomushki (1962). 'Song of the Meeting' has been recorded (Delos DE 3313, Mikhail Lukonin, baritone and Yuri Serov, piano - 2004) also the three known orchestral excerpts (Russian Disc RD CD 10 018, Byelorussian Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Mnatsakanov - 1997).
　　For a more detailed discussion on this and other films with music by Shostakovich, see Dmitri Shostakovich: A Life in Film, written by John Riley and published by I. B. Tauris, London and New York in the series Kinofiles Film Companion, 2004.