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* [[Anna Mikhalkova]] |
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* Dmitry Vyskubenko |
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* [[Viktor Abrosimov]] |
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* [[Ksenia Surkova]] |
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* [[Tina Barkalaya]] |
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* Vladimir Kapustin |
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* Sergey Belyaev |
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* [[Maria Politseymako]] |
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| music = [[Aleksandr Manotskov]] |
| music = [[Aleksandr Manotskov]] |
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| cinematography = [[Sergey Mokritskiy]] |
| cinematography = [[Sergey Mokritskiy]] |
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| editing = Olga Grinshpun<br>Yevgeny Efremenko |
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| released = {{Film date|2011|06||Kinotavr Film Festival|ref1=<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.kinoglaz.fr/u_fiche_festival_total.php?num=5|title = KINOGLAZ |
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| studio = New People |
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| runtime = 84 min. |
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| country = Russia |
| country = Russia |
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| language = Russian |
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'''''My Dad Baryshnikov''''' ({{ |
'''''My Dad Baryshnikov''''' ({{langx|ru|Мой папа Барышников|Moy papa Baryshnikov}}) is a 2011 Russian comedy-drama film directed by [[:ru:Поволоцкий, Дмитрий|Dmitry Povolotsky]].<ref>[http://kinobusiness.com/news/rossiya-na-71-m-kannskom-mezhdunarodnom-kinofestivale-i-kinorynke/ Россия на 71-м Каннском международном кинофестивале и кинорынке]</ref><ref>[http://kinobusiness.com/news/rossiyskie-prodyusery-na-producers-network-v-kanne/ Российские продюсеры на Producers Network в Канне]</ref><ref>[https://www.mk.ru/culture/2016/06/19/princessa-cirka-zamenila-caricu-leta.html Принцесса цирка заменила Царицу лета]</ref> |
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== Plot == |
== Plot == |
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The film takes place in Moscow during the time of Perestroika. |
The film takes place in [[Moscow]] during the time of [[Perestroika]]. In the outskirts of Moscow, specifically in [[Solntsevo District|Solntsevo]], resides an adolescent by the name of Borja Fishkin, who finds himself constantly grappling with feelings of [[Inferiority complex|inferiority]]. He shares a home with his mother and attends the esteemed Moscow Choreographic School located at the [[Bolshoi Theater]]. His mother, who is youthful and vibrant, holds the position of a tour guide at [[Intourist]]. |
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Boris does not have a father, according to his mother who claims he is on a secret mission. However, Boris begins to speculate that his father could be the renowned dancer and ballet master, [[Mikhail Baryshnikov]], who escaped to [[Canada]] in 1974 and now resides and works in the United States.<ref>[https://www.kinoafisha.info/movies/8122286/Мой папа Барышников (2011)]</ref> These thoughts arise after watching a video recording of Baryshnikov's performance, as the young man bears a striking resemblance to the famous dancer and differs greatly from the man his mother refers to as his father. Furthermore, it is revealed that his mother personally knew Baryshnikov. Once this news spreads throughout the school, many individuals confirm the resemblance to the "star" and Boris instantly becomes a local sensation. |
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The real father of the boy, also named Mikhail, is returning from prison at the same time as Boris is being expelled from school due to foolish behavior. Despite the hardships and the changing country, the new trends and customs give the teenager a chance to not be lost but to make a name for himself. |
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== Cast == |
== Cast == |
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* [[Anna Mikhalkova]] |
* [[Anna Mikhalkova]] as Larisa |
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* Dmitry Vyskubenko as Borya Fishkin |
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* [[Viktor Abrosimov]] |
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* [[Ksenia Surkova]] as Katya |
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* [[Anastasiya Balyakina]] |
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* [[Tina Barkalaya]] |
* [[Tina Barkalaya]] as queen of Spain |
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* Pyotr Raikov as Aleksei |
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* Sergey Belyaev |
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* [[Sergey Sosnovsky]] as Semyon Petrovych |
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* [[Valeriy Danilin]] |
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* [[Egor Dolgopolov]] as Sanya |
* [[Egor Dolgopolov]] as Sanya |
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* [[Eldar Kalimulin]] |
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* Vladimir Kapustin as Mikhail Fishkin |
* Vladimir Kapustin as Mikhail Fishkin |
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* [[Anatoliy Kott]] as Igor Vasilievich |
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* [[Mark Ganeev]] as Vovan<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1815836/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm My Dad Baryshnikov (2011) Full Cast / Crew]</ref> |
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* [[Maria Politseymako]] as Borya's grandmother |
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== References == |
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[[Category:Russian comedy-drama films]] |
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Latest revision as of 06:19, 9 November 2024
My Dad Baryshnikov | |
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Russian | Мой папа Барышников |
Directed by | Dmitry Povolotsky |
Written by | Dmitry Povolotsky |
Produced by |
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Starring |
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Cinematography | Sergey Mokritskiy |
Edited by | Olga Grinshpun Yevgeny Efremenko |
Music by | Aleksandr Manotskov |
Production company | New People |
Release date |
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Running time | 84 min. |
Country | Russia |
Language | Russian |
My Dad Baryshnikov (Russian: Мой папа Барышников, romanized: Moy papa Baryshnikov) is a 2011 Russian comedy-drama film directed by Dmitry Povolotsky.[2][3][4]
Plot
[edit]The film takes place in Moscow during the time of Perestroika. In the outskirts of Moscow, specifically in Solntsevo, resides an adolescent by the name of Borja Fishkin, who finds himself constantly grappling with feelings of inferiority. He shares a home with his mother and attends the esteemed Moscow Choreographic School located at the Bolshoi Theater. His mother, who is youthful and vibrant, holds the position of a tour guide at Intourist.
Boris does not have a father, according to his mother who claims he is on a secret mission. However, Boris begins to speculate that his father could be the renowned dancer and ballet master, Mikhail Baryshnikov, who escaped to Canada in 1974 and now resides and works in the United States.[5] These thoughts arise after watching a video recording of Baryshnikov's performance, as the young man bears a striking resemblance to the famous dancer and differs greatly from the man his mother refers to as his father. Furthermore, it is revealed that his mother personally knew Baryshnikov. Once this news spreads throughout the school, many individuals confirm the resemblance to the "star" and Boris instantly becomes a local sensation.
The real father of the boy, also named Mikhail, is returning from prison at the same time as Boris is being expelled from school due to foolish behavior. Despite the hardships and the changing country, the new trends and customs give the teenager a chance to not be lost but to make a name for himself.
Cast
[edit]- Anna Mikhalkova as Larisa
- Dmitry Vyskubenko as Borya Fishkin
- Ksenia Surkova as Katya
- Tina Barkalaya as queen of Spain
- Pyotr Raikov as Aleksei
- Sergey Sosnovsky as Semyon Petrovych
- Egor Dolgopolov as Sanya
- Vladimir Kapustin as Mikhail Fishkin
- Anatoliy Kott as Igor Vasilievich
- Mark Ganeev as Vovan[6]
- Maria Politseymako as Borya's grandmother