SOVIET CULT FILMS: Walking the Streets of Moscow - Я шагаю по Москве (1964) - Daneliya
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- An historical and thematic overview of Walking the Streets of Moscow (Я шагаю по Москве), Georgiy Daneliya's (Георгий Данелия) youthful symphony dedicated to Moscow and its inhabitants, a film beloved by all generations in Russia.
Crafted during the Khrushchev Thaw, a time of alleviation and openness in Soviet society, it follows one day in the life of 4 youths, their quirky adventures in the city, showcasing the upbeat and merry life in the Soviet and Russian capital, with stellar performances and sparkling soundtrack.
(Crank up the volume, sound came off a tad low this time around, sorry about that)
Walking the Streets of Moscow DVD:
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Walking the Streets of Moscow on Mosfilm RUclips Channel:
• Я шагаю по Москве (Ful...
Music by Andrei Petrov:
• Андрей Петров Музыка...
The Cinema of the Soviet Thaw: Space, Materiality, Movement:
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iupress.org/97...
Real Images: Soviet Cinema and the Thaw:
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The Russian Cinema Reader: Volume II, The Thaw to the Present:
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The Red Screen: Politics, Society, Art in Soviet Cinema:
www.routledge....
once again.... your channel is such a gem among everything else on youtube
Thank you very much, Kevin. It's wonderful that somehow the process of sharing little known but worthy films on RUclips is sparking interest in some people. Cheers and have a nice Christmas!
@Peter Kelner XD It's on the plans. I mentioned him earlier on other essays, "Trial on the Road" and "Hard to be a God", but all of his films are worth watching and discussing and are part of Soviet cinema canon. Cheers.
Always a pleasure to listen to the analysis of another cinema lover, excellent video
Thank very much, Steven. Always a pleasure to share thoughts with other cinephiles.
Dude! I’m glad you’ve uploaded a new video; as always you’ve outdone yourself!
Thank you so much for the support and your kindness M M, it's great to find likeminded people and to be able to share with them these films and thoughts! Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
@@PlanSéquenceFilmArt have you thought of making a discord? It would be great if we share films and analysis
@@MM-eb9ub I'm not acquainted with Discord, but I'll have a look for sure!
Just watched "Walking the Streets of Moscow". Very nice film. Thank you for your vid, I would never have seen this film if there wasn't your video!
It's great to be able to share unsung film gems with other passionate cinephiles, glad you have seen it now as well. Cheers!
@@PlanSéquenceFilmArt for sure. Maybe bad timing to watch now Russian/Soviet films ... - But what I really wanted to say: I have mostly seen (since 2004 or so) Asian films (especially Japanese), so I have a lot catching up to do. Your channel helps a lot with that. I am the guy on FB a few days ago who said "thank you", by the way. I guess I am able to watch films again. I am Healed. ;-) -
@@the3rdpillblog934 Hey, nice to see you here, after meeting on FB. The Soviet/Russian films fortunately bear no dependence or relation with the current act of barbarous agression, the artists that created this works are not responsible for it, so do not worry about it. I'm glad the channel is able to provide film recommendations to supplement your knowledge of cinema. Cheers!
Hi, @The3rdpill Blog Where can I watch this film? I've been trying to find it for so long.
@@user-zk3vd1lt4t the link is in the description to this video. Mosfilm RUclips Channel has it with English subtitles.
Thank you! Love it
Glad you liked it, my friend.
Your voice is coming a bit too low.
Indeed, this export came out like that, not really sure why, but only noticed that after the upload. Just need to push the volume a bit higher but I'll make sure I'll punch some dBs next time. Thanks for stopping by!
@@PlanSéquenceFilmArt It's also "fixed" if you have the ability to adjust the high-low frequencies on your video player. If you don't have that option, I suggest that you get a player (there are good free ones) that does. It could be a benefit when listening to a number of other videos.
@@henrybrennan Thanks for the suggestion, dear Henry. I will certainly look up into it in future instances.
Have you seen any movie by Bela Tarr, i think you will adore it
For sure, Tarr is one of my favourite filmmakers and a truly great contemporary artist in my opinion.
@@PlanSéquenceFilmArt It would be great to make a video about some of his movies, he is probably my favorite director although i haven't seen Satantango and some his older works yet.
@@savagargenta2341 You really should find the time to watch Satantango, it's an incredible film. I have something planned for Tarr, at some point later this year there's a video on him coming out. Thanks for the interest, Sava!
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Огромная благодарность за вашу проделанную работу.Очень хорошая музыкальная подборка из других советских фильмов.
Желаю вам творческих успехов.
Привет из Екатеринбурга ✈️
Хочу вас поблагодарить и в качестве благодарности подарить вам свой экспериментальный фильм:
ruclips.net/video/VNE90FLuMKg/видео.html
Thank you my friend, I'll certainly have a look at it.
i have a movie if you want to review it he is not famous
Hey Haili, although I have several uploads planned for the near future, I'm always up for watching new films. What's the film and the director's name?
@@PlanSéquenceFilmArt sorry for not replying earlier the film I talked about is About Some Meaningless Events a 1974 docu-fiction film directed by Mostafa Derkaoui.
Is it cult, though? It was a mainstream classic in its time, made on state financing (the only type of filmmaking in the USSR of the '60s).
I get what you mean, but I'd describe as cult, in a sense that it is mostly unknown today for foreign audiences, albeit warmly cherished by Russian people as a nostalgia-ridden classic. Thanks for the comment and cheers to you!