Nevestka

Release title in the U.S.: Daughter-in-law.; Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. Access by appt. only. CBPF.; 880-03 Photography, Anatoly Ivanov, Georgii︠i︡ Abdalov ; music, Redzhep Redzhepov ; sound, Chaly Annakhalov ; editor, Habib Guseynov.; 880-02 Khodzham Obezgelenov, Maia Ai︠i︡medova, Khodzhaberdy Narliev, Khommat Mullik, Ai︠i︡nabat Amanlieva , Ogul'kurban Durdyeva, Arslan Muradov, Mergen Nii︠a︡zov.; "The story is based on a true fact, witnessed by the author of the film. At the very railway junction, where he spent childhood, lived two people - old shepherd and his daughter in law. Her husband died at the battle front. But she did not believe in his death and waited. The film...shows a usual live (sic) of shephers, but the way of live (sic) of the people is conveyed to us with a deep penetration into the meaning of it, with such a love to their motherland that this film can be considered an encyclopedia of lives of the Turkmens" -- DVD insert.; PFA 1612-01-14508. D0172; Made with Turkmen-speaking actors; dubbed Russian soundtrack; English subtitles.; PFA 1612-01-14508. CONDITION NOTE: Last checked: 2011/04 /19 Incomplete, lacks r2 (original running time was 81 min.). There is a gap in the film--a slug with no soundtrack. Overall very good condition.

Credits

Khodzhakuli Narliev (1937- direction, production, writing); Ilmurad Bekmiev (direction); Khodzhadurdy Narliev (1945- writing, cast); Anatoly Ivanov (1946- camera/lighting); Georgii︠i︡. Abdalov (camera/lighting); R. Redzhepov (1944- music); Habib Guseynov (editing); Khodzham Obezgelenov (cast); Mai︠a︡ Aĭmedova (cast); Khommat Mullik (cast); Aĭnabat Amanlieva (cast); Turkmenfilm (Firm)

Sources

  1. BERKELEY ART MUSEUM AND PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE · record ↗ — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, description, credits
  2. Wikidata · Q3206903 ↗ — country, genre