Mask (Russian: Маска) is a 1938 Soviet short drama film directed by Sergei Sploshnov.[1][2][3][4]
| Mask | |
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| Russian: Маска | |
| Directed by | Sergei Sploshnov |
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| Produced by | O. Kolodny |
| Starring | |
| Cinematography | David Shlyugleyt |
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| Country | Soviet Union |
| Language | Russian |
Plot
editThe film tells is based on the eponymous story by Anton Chekhov.
A charity ball masquerade was held at a social club. In the midst of the festivities, an unknown man in a coachman's outfit and black mask caused a scandal. He shoved noble gentlemen out of the reading room and settled down at a table set for two ladies. Neither the club official's pleas nor the police officer's intervention had any effect on him. He only became more boisterous and mocked the outraged guests.
When the troublemaker removed his mask, the stunned audience saw Yegor Nilych Pyatigov, a well-known millionaire and local benefactor. The public's indignation at the drunken hooligan's rude behavior quickly turned into approving laughter. Everyone tried to show that they appreciated the antics of such a remarkable joker. The organizer escorted the distinguished guest to his carriage and, to the great pleasure of those gathered, remarked that Yegor Nilych left content.
Cast
editReferences
edit- ^ История довоенного белорусского кино: приключения, любовные комедии, социальные драмы и фильмы для детей
- ^ Где находился первый минский синематограф и о чем повествовали первые минские киноленты?
- ^ Анна Ковалова и Перт Багров
- ^ Ретроспектива Ленинградского кино на «Кинотавре»
- ^ Маска (1938) Full Cast & Crew
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