Anna Pavlova (movie 1983) - Soviet feature film of 1983. Autobiographical drama. Musical movie. Screen version of the life of a Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova. StarringGalina Belyaeva, Svetlana TomaVsevolod Larionov, Sergey Shakurov
Production: Mosfilm studio, USSR, 1983
Director: Emil Loteanu
Scriptwriter:Emil Loteanu
Actors:Mikhail Krapivin, Igor Sklyar, James Fox, Natalia Fateeva, Peter Gusev, Jacques Debary Gheorghe Dimitriu, John Murray, Bruce Forsythe, Anatoly Romashin, Ion Shkurea, Svetlana Svetlichnaya, Igor Dmitriev, Leonid Markov, Victor Sergachev, Tiit Härm, Valentina Reshetnikova, Valery Babyatinsky, Vsevolod Safonov, Alkis Kritikos, Grigore Grigoriu, Roy Kinnear, Martin Scorsese, Vladimir Privalov, Mircea Sotsky-Voinichescu
Duration:5 episodes 256 minutes
Plot of the film Anna Pavlova (1983 film):
The film, dedicated to the life and work of Anna Pavlova, an outstanding Russian ballerina of the early 20th century, is divided into five short stories, each of which reflects a certain stage of her life.
Rossi Street tells the story of Anna's childhood in St. Petersburg. The little girl, inspired by the ballet Sleeping Beauty, dreams of becoming a ballerina. Despite her fragile health, Anna enters the Imperial Theatre School in 1891. Here begins her journey to the heights of ballet art.
The novella “The Undying Swan” tells the story of Anna Pavlova’s most famous number – the miniature “The Dying Swan”, staged by Mikhail Fokine in 1905. This dance, a symbol of grace and tragic beauty, became the ballerina’s calling card. Collaboration with Fokine, as well as with other ballet reformers such as Vaslav Nijinsky and Sergei Diaghilev, played a key role in the formation of Pavlova’s unique style.
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"Tulips and Solitude" shows Anna's life during her tour with Diaghilev's "Russian Seasons". World fame, despite the recognition and admiration of the public, also brought loneliness. Constant travel, grueling rehearsals and performances had an impact on her health.
"Dreams of Russia" reflects the ballerina's nostalgia for her homeland. Despite her worldwide success, Anna always missed Russia. This nostalgia was reflected in her work, permeated with the Russian soul and melody.
"Touching the Sunset" is dedicated to the last years of Anna Pavlova's life. In 1931, during a tour in The Hague, the ballerina fell ill with pleurisy and died at the age of 49...
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