Priklyucheniya Toma Soyera i Geklberri Finna

TV Movie
19821982
PGPG
3h 45min

The screen version of the most famous novel by American writer Mark Twain "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". Without a book about the adventures of Tom and his friends Huckleberry Finn and Beck... Read allThe screen version of the most famous novel by American writer Mark Twain "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". Without a book about the adventures of Tom and his friends Huckleberry Finn and Becky Thatcher, one can not imagine the childhood of a child! The small but brave heroes Tom a... Read allThe screen version of the most famous novel by American writer Mark Twain "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". Without a book about the adventures of Tom and his friends Huckleberry Finn and Becky Thatcher, one can not imagine the childhood of a child! The small but brave heroes Tom and Huck search for the treasure, become "pirates", enter into a dangerous battle with the ... Read all

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Director
- Stanislav Govorukhin
Writers
- Stanislav Govorukhin
- Mark Twain(novel "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer")
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The screen version of the most famous novel by American writer Mark Twain "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". Without a book about the adventures of Tom and his friends Huckleberry Finn and Becky Thatcher, one can not imagine the childhood of a child! The small but brave heroes Tom and Huck search for the treasure, become "pirates", enter into a dangerous battle with the Indian Joe.

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Trivia
Boys through the UK were auditioned for the dubbing of the film into English - but none were found suitable who could replicate an authentic sounding southern accent - so two women with husky voices were used to dub in the lines of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn

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Edited into Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer (2001)

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10/10

Really atmospheric

What is so different about this film, what makes it such a great reflection of the book on screen - is that the director, it seems, did not aim to make a perfect comedy, or a perfect adventure film, or a perfect family film, and so he did not try to fit the story into some sort of industrial template to make it financially successful. In the USSR, movies usually weren't produced to make cash. Instead, what he did was pure art. He somehow managed to catch the atmosphere of a small American town on the bank of Missouri, the feeling of life there viewed through the eyes of a little boy. He certainly takes his time picturing it, but the result is very convincing and emotional. It does not impress you with dramatic action and effects. But it leaves a very warm aftertaste. And, yes, it does respect the original story. Sadly enough, poor preservation of Soviet film material and general situation with the cinema industry in modern Russia will hardly ever allow contemporary movie lovers to see it in good quality.

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