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Bramble, During the Summer

Bramble, During the Summer (Russian: Костяника. Время лета, romanized: KostyaNika. Vremya leta) is a Russian film produced in 2006. It was based on the novel "Kostya nickname The Tale" by the well-known children's writer Tamara Kryukova, who is writing fiction for teenagers.[1]

Bramble, During the Summer
КостяНика. Время лета
Directed byDmitry Fyodorov
Written byLev Deltsov
Produced byVitaly Sidorenko
Timur Abdullaev
StarringIvan Vakulenko
Olga Starchenkova
Lyubov Germanova
Vladimir Simonov
Anna Gulyarenko
CinematographyIvan Gudkov
Music byAndrey Doynikov
Production
company
Rakurs Film Company
Release date
  • 2006 (2006)
Running time
96 minutes
CountryRussia
LanguageRussian

Plot

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Set in the mid-1990s, the film unfolds in a lively summer community near Moscow, where high school students gather each year to enjoy carefree days and long nights. Amidst this youthful energy, a profound love unexpectedly blossoms between 15-year-old Nika, the daughter of a famous artist, and 16-year-old Kostya. Played by Ivan Vakulenko, a student at the Mikhail Shchepkin Higher Theatre School, Kostya is a modern-day Don Quixote — clad in torn jeans and a stretched-out T-shirt, yet possessing a pure heart. He becomes captivated by Nika, who, despite her luxurious home, leads a lonely life as a young girl with a disability. With her father (Vladimir Simonov) often preoccupied with his personal affairs and a strict governess, Polina (Lyubov Germanova), taking charge of her upbringing, Nika endures a strained and hostile relationship with her caretaker. For nine years, she and Polina have waged a "cold war" over who truly commands the household — Nika, as its rightful heir, or Polina, as her servant and guardian.

Kostya’s entrance into Nika’s life ignites a transformation, giving her a new sense of companionship and purpose. He encourages her to try sports, gifts her an adorable puppy, and even wheels her into the forest on a garden cart, feeding her wild blueberries. Their relationship faces numerous challenges, from youthful idealism to generational clashes and internal conflicts, as well as jealousy, minor quarrels that feel like monumental crises, and the heartache of first separation.

Cast

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Crew

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Awards

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  • 2006: Grand Prix at the XIV International Children's Film Festival Artek[2]
  • 2006: The Prize for best costumes to the film at the XIV International Children's Film Festival Artek
  • 2006: Grand Prix at the X All-Russia festival Eaglet or Orlenok
  • 2006: Grand Prix at the I Moscow Open Festival of Youth Cinema Reflection or Otrajene[3]
  • 2006: Grand Prix at the VI International Children's Festival of Arts Kinotavrik in Sochi[4]
  • 2006: Audience Award for Best Russian Film at the Pacific Meridian International Film Festival in Vladivostok[5]
  • 2007: Award for contribution to the revival of spiritual and moral foundations of family, traditional Russian foundations at the II International Sretensky Orthodox Festival Meeting in Obninsk

References

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  1. ^ Е.В. Мурюкина Обсуждение фильма «КостяНика» в студенческом медиаклубе КиберЛенинка
  2. ^ Лучшим фильмом XIV Международного детского кинофестиваля «Артек» признана российская лента «Костяника. Время лета» Archived 2018-02-12 at the Wayback Machine 17 июля 2006
  3. ^ «Костяника. Время лета» — фильм-победитель фестиваля «Отражение» Archived 2018-02-13 at the Wayback Machine 5 ноября 2006
  4. ^ До свидания, наш ласковый Миша! Archived 2018-02-13 at the Wayback Machine «Взгляд», 13 ноября 2006
  5. ^ Гран-при кинофестиваля «Меридианы Тихого» получил фильм «Странник» Archived 2018-02-13 at the Wayback Machine РИА Новости, 31 августа 2006
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