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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA drama reveals the great writer's inauspicious early years as an orphan raised by conniving relatives.A drama reveals the great writer's inauspicious early years as an orphan raised by conniving relatives.A drama reveals the great writer's inauspicious early years as an orphan raised by conniving relatives.
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Aleksei Lyarsky
- Aleksei Peshkov (later, Maxim Gorky)
- (as Alyosha Lyarsky)
Elizaveta Alekseeva
- Varvara Kashirina Peshkova, mother
- (as E. Alekseeva)
Vyacheslav Novikov
- Uncle Yakov Kashirin
- (as V. Novikov)
Sergey Tikhonravov
- The Lodger
- (as S. Tikhonravov)
Valentin Korneyev
- Member of 'The Gang'
- (Nicht genannt)
A. Lebedev
- Member of 'The Gang'
- (Nicht genannt)
Vladimir Maslatsov
- Member of 'The Gang'
- (Nicht genannt)
Nikolay Pogodin
- Member of 'The Gang'
- (Nicht genannt)
B. Radkevich
- Member of 'The Gang'
- (Nicht genannt)
Handlung
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- VerbindungenFollowed by Unter fremden Menschen (1939)
Ausgewählte Rezension
a tough time to come of age
another viewer commented on the lack of propaganda; that caught my eye, too, because this is a soviet film about czarist Russia. the soviets were surprisingly even-handed on this one. the only overtly political comment i picked up was when the police arrived at the house asking after a former boarder who was known to be against the czar. this does bring up an interesting point though, for the characters in the family are admittedly and obviously guilty of assaults, torture, murder and arson, but the only time the police appear is when seeking the anti-czarist boarder. it would appear that in this time just about anything went and none were responsible for their acts, unless it was failing to feed oneself when the punishment was beggary. very little in the way of human sympathy existed, and when it surfaced it was repaid thrice over with malice. a mean time. but it is beautifully photographed and the acting is wonderful. there isn't that much of a plot, per se, just vignettes of growing up, but that doesn't detract. it is fascinating to see a time like this preserved. i imagine the ussr in 1938 was actually materially very close to the czarist time it represented. change must have been very slow, as it had been for millenia. i have to say i just love the final shot. it seems the very essence of a soviet statement: the child marches off, leaving his friends behind cheering him on, into a vast flat nothingness - mother Russia unending. he is confidence personified.
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- 6. Aug. 2007
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- Laufzeit1 Stunde 38 Minuten
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By what name was Gorkis Kindheit (1938) officially released in Canada in English?
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