Among the paintings about modernity, films such as "I Want to Believe" (1964) and "There is Heaven Everywhere" (1966) by M. Mashchenko, "And Now the Courts" (1966) by V. Dovgan, "Coast of Hope" (1967) by M. Vingranovsky, "Gypsy" attract attention by the severity of conflicts." (1967) E. Matveeva. All of them are problematic, some of them are analytical, their ideological and artistic qualities have left far behind the vague or pompous tapes that were made several years ago.
In 1964, he created an interesting picture "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors" based on the novel of the same name by M. Kotsyubinsky (directed by S. Parajanov, cinematographer Yu. Ilyenko, artists G. Yakutovich and M. Rakovsky, composer M. Skorik). At the 1966 All-Union Film Festival in Kiev, the film was awarded.
An important role in the development of Ukrainian cinema was played by the large-format picture "Dream" (1964) directed by V. Denisenko based on a script written jointly with D. Pavlychko (cameraman M. Cherny, composer A. Belash, 1964), Dedicated to the indicative formation of the worldview of the revolutionary poet T. G. Shevchenko. The creators of the painting "Dream" took a new approach to solving the image of the historical hero. This film is a reflection on the role and responsibility of the artist to his people, in which the problem of personal freedom of a person in society is interpreted in a new way. The hero - young Shevchenko (I. Mikolaichuk) - is in conflict not only with tsarism, he is in tragic conflict with his serf environment (scenes in human). And that's what helps. he should understand that personal freedom in a society where your people are in captivity is a fiction, a dream, not reality.
The tradition, confirmed by the film "Dream", is extremely important for modern Ukrainian cinema, for solving the problem of the image of a hero who not only acts, but also thinks broadly. It develops in historical and revolutionary films created after the "Dream". Among them are "The Viper" based on the story by A. Tolstoy (1965) and "The Tenth Step" (1967) by V. Ivchenko, "The Death of the Squadron" by V. Dovgan based on the script by A. Korneychuk (1965) and, especially, "The Weeds" by the young director A. Bukovsky based on the novel by A. Golovko (1966).
However, the directors understood, that for the art of the 60s it is important to show the inner world of the heroes. On the screen there are interesting, close to us images of Commissar Oksana in "The Death of the squadron" (S. Korkoshko), Red Army soldier Olga Zotova in "The Viper" (N. Mishin), rural communist David Rope (I. Mikolaichuk) in "weeds". They all have a sense of personal responsibility for the fate of the revolution, the fate of the people. They give to the struggle for bright Leninist ideas, for the triumph of truth and justice on earth. 1xbet promo code is a welcome bonus you get when registering a 1xbet account. To activate the bonus, fill in the “Promo Code” field on the 1xbet registration form. Use the
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