Stories for movies
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Stories for movies
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Arkady Inin is a Soviet and Russian writer, playwright, screenwriter and publicist.
Author of more than two hundred TV and radio programs (KVN, "Blue Light", "13 Chairs," "Good Morning!", etc.), newspaper articles and magazine feuilletons. One of the creators of the programs "Around Laughter" and "From the Heart!". Arkady Inin's scripts were used in 50 films and TV series, many of which became classics of cinematography. The most famous movie novels and movie novellas are included in this book: "Lonely is a hostel", "Once Upon a Time Twenty Years Later", "Utesov. A Song Long in Life", MAYAKOVSKY. Two Days", etc. "Once upon a time in Soviet cinemas before the beginning of a movie they showed a newsreel. News of the country, news from the fields, labor and creative achievements. Soviet cinemas are long gone. But I myself come from a Soviet childhood. And that's why I traditionally precede the session of my movies with a newsreel. More precisely, these are not yet movies. They're scripts. But if there were no scripts, there would be no movies. While taking a course of scriptwriters at VGIK, I tell my students this story at the first class. A film storehouse, two mice are gnawing on the film of a movie. And one mouse to the other says: "And the script was tastier!" I've made 50 movies based on my scripts. But I'm only giving you nine. And all of them are about love." Arkady Inin
Author of more than two hundred TV and radio programs (KVN, "Blue Light", "13 Chairs," "Good Morning!", etc.), newspaper articles and magazine feuilletons. One of the creators of the programs "Around Laughter" and "From the Heart!". Arkady Inin's scripts were used in 50 films and TV series, many of which became classics of cinematography. The most famous movie novels and movie novellas are included in this book: "Lonely is a hostel", "Once Upon a Time Twenty Years Later", "Utesov. A Song Long in Life", MAYAKOVSKY. Two Days", etc. "Once upon a time in Soviet cinemas before the beginning of a movie they showed a newsreel. News of the country, news from the fields, labor and creative achievements. Soviet cinemas are long gone. But I myself come from a Soviet childhood. And that's why I traditionally precede the session of my movies with a newsreel. More precisely, these are not yet movies. They're scripts. But if there were no scripts, there would be no movies. While taking a course of scriptwriters at VGIK, I tell my students this story at the first class. A film storehouse, two mice are gnawing on the film of a movie. And one mouse to the other says: "And the script was tastier!" I've made 50 movies based on my scripts. But I'm only giving you nine. And all of them are about love." Arkady Inin
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