Several days from the life of I. I. Oblomov | DRAMA | FULL MOVIE

[@rianamcgovern]

So beautiful, the Russian writers have such depth and these movie adaptations are also fantastic

[@joshual.1833]

This film is sheer BEAUTY. Poetry on the screen. Made me laugh & cry 👏👏👏👏💯💓.

[@aresee8208]

Saw this movie in Poughkeepsie, New York, I think in 1980. I can't say I fully understood it. Maybe you need to be Russian. But I always remembered the opening and closing scenes of the running boys. Made an impression on me..

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Actors had chemistry indeed,copper haired evgenija evtušenko is not only a true beauty but also one of best actresses who worked with mikhalkov ...and kitten so cute

[@freddyrassinger8198]

Exquisitely filmed. Each scene a painting. I love the intelligence of Russian films. Thankyou for showing this to us🇬🇧

[@elladapetrosyan9610]

I totally share your excitement about this film. Several years ago I made the same comment - each set looks like a painting in this film. I would call this movie USSR or Soviet and not Russian, bcs it was an ensemble of talented representatives of different ethnicities that created these films - Russian, Armenian, Jewish, Ukrainian, Georgian, etc. Since the collapse of USSR Russians never made films of such a standard. The screenwriter and the set designer, thanks to who the film looks so picturesque (he is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts) is the talented Alexander Adabashian, a very close collaborator of the director, an ethnic Armenian.

[@doqille]

@@elladapetrosyan9610 "Since the collapse of USSR Russians never made films of such a standard" oh really? What about armenian movies? Surely without russians they have made a lot of progress in cinematography!

[@elladapetrosyan9610]

@@doqille Yes, really. As for the Armenian movies, first, have the common decency to write the word "Armenian" with a capital letter. Second, nowhere did I write that modern Armenian movies are of a particularly high standards. In fact, the same statement can be made about modern Armenian films and Soviet Armenian films - the later being way better than the former, multiethnic cast. I bet Ukrainians have exactly same feelings about films produced during the Soviet era in Dovjenko and Odessa film studios. But you are trying to twist what I wrote and steer this discussion in the direction I didn't intend to. It's like you have an agenda.

[@doqille]

@@elladapetrosyan9610 It seems like it is you who has the agenda against russians, not me. That is called nazism. It is like when someone mentions the crimes that soviets commit in the past you, guys, tend to call people russians, but when it comes to soviet movies, music, literature, you are suddenly became very specific to cherry pick nationalities that made them.

[@miloserneculaes3001]

@@doqille come on, don t do this, it is such a shame, to read this silly fight here. Such a shame, for Goncearov book, for Oblomov, and for soviet movies. All she wrote is true, it is not about the ethnicity, here; the communist state didnt have strict budget, like nowadays, i read comments on War and Peace movie, and US people were shocked by the huge and amazing scenery. With what money? the communist state paid all.

[@ZowiChan]

14:25 was the moment I realized I was watching a masterpiece. The soundtrack adds a lot to this movie. I believe we can all relate to Oblomov in some way. Thank you for the upload Mosfilm, I’m going to read the book.

[@zehrat217]

Kitabı henüz bitirdim, filmini görmek beni çok mutlu etti. Kitaptan birebir cümlelerin oluşu, doğal-gösterişsiz oyunculuk ve görsel olarak estetik, huzur veren bir atmosfer.

[@juandesalgado]

Thank you very much for making all these great films public.

[@marclayne9261]

One of my favorite novels......

[@annaritaranalli1791]

One of my fav movies...my fav about mikhalkov

[@nathliemajskolv3525]

Such a beautiful and yet so heartbreaking story. Thank you Mosfilm!!

[@johndewey6358]

Thank you MosFilm, at a time like now when the Russian image is tarnished by the current events, world needs to see the gentler and finer aspects of Russian culture through her beautiful literature and films.

[@honesty3440]

So true. This film is a masterpiece, like many other russian films. The Russian culture is one of the most great, profound, made by one of the most talented artists- music, literature, plastic arts, film.

[@igor-rl9xx]

Это советский фильм и к соременной России не имеет никакого отношения.

[@АндКузнецов]

​@@igor-rl9xx не трудись..Союз ,точно так же демонизировали.Ничего не меняется в этом мире

[@igor-rl9xx]

@@АндКузнецов Плевать Мне на твои советы, есть факты реальность и здравый смысл.

[@tugbainan5180]

Russian literature is always to be mesmerized by. Oh my dear Oblomov.I truly feel him in my heart.He haunted me. I watched the theatre,now watcing the movie, reading the novel.I want to absorb anything about Oblomov,into the core of my mind,my heart. Great respect dear Gancarov. Great respect beloved Russian literature. Great respect beautiful Russian culture,from Turkey❤

[@inggu5862]

Wonderful book! Lovely film❣️

[@lovelyrics3656]

Love from North East India

[@kosmosfaber9935]

glorious soviet filmmaking

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Backthen mikhalkov chose smart and charismatic actors and he did good movies and missis yelena solovej was really beautiful in youth...without makeup too

[@eufemia3337]

One of my favorite books. Love the film so thanks for uploading it here.

[@rlm66101]

такой красивый фильм :) спасибо!

[@sharonstone8245]

A masterpiece. Thank you💜

[@renatarabutin]

I deeply loved the book and I think this film is a small miracle, as always when a director does not betray the literary work that inspires him. I am well aware of the ineptitude towards life that paralyzes Ilya Il'ic. That Rachmaninov's vesper ultimately recalls lost affections and missed opportunities, and breaks my heart.

[@DietrichStockman]

Which scene is that?

[@renatarabutin]

@@DietrichStockmanThe very last scene 2:16:10

[@JayStapley]

A feast for the eyes and mind

[@PixelProlo]

I never heard about this movie. Let‘s have a look. Thanx for sharing and greetings from Northern Germany ✨👨‍🎨✨

[@elladapetrosyan9610]

It's an excellent movie of USSR era,made by a multiethnic cast.

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Introduction is good too and artemiev is a master

[@racializedkanadian]

Fascinating premise, I'm looking forward to watching this, thank you.

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Perfect cast

[@zehrat217]

i need Stoltz in my life so badly

[@annaritaranalli1791]

@@zehrat217 me too

[@mirtarodriguezleon4832]

Una gran novela de Goncharov y un gran film de Nikita Mikhalkov. ¿Porqué youtube no pone subtítulos en español? Los generados automáticamente no sirven. ¡Qué lástima! "Pieza inconclusa para piano mecánico " , "La esclava del amor" y "Ojos negros" otras maravillas. Más los films basados en obras de Antón Chejov.

[@igor-rl9xx]

Никита, мерзкий человек и приспособленец, но фильмы снимать умеет.

[@proend6167]

@@igor-rl9xx причём тут его политическая позиция, мы говорим о творчестве.

[@igor-rl9xx]

Я, хочу сказать, так как хочу.

[@alexeyklochkov2275]

​@@igor-rl9xx обычно, когда люди пытаются что-то сказать о других, они всё равно больше сообщают о себе

[@igor-rl9xx]

@@alexeyklochkov2275 Ну и что? Обогатились познаниями? 😅

[@aadamtx]

Thank you for the upload! I read the novel many years ago, and this adaptation was wonderful. By any chance would you have a copy of "The Golovlyov Family" with English subtitles? It is one of my favorite Russian novels, and I see from Wikipedia that there are three adaptations.

[@Dumballa]

Great job

[@BibithePing]

Awesome, best book ever!

[@TheRedzipper]

Dziękuję! Wspaniały film!

[@bronco297]

Thank you so much for sharing. 🙏🏻

[@darcgibson5099]

This story feels like a study of ADHD/autism/depression over 100 years ahead of its time. Brilliant film. I love how these films make the almost mundane (tho lavish) existence of the wealthy landlords and aristocrats, the bourgeoisie, still a beautiful looking and engaging story.

[@sitting_nut]

if you think its " ADHD/autism/depression" you didn't get it.

[@clipkingdaily]

I think this comment takes away from the story. I find the story inspiring because anyone can find themselves in Oblomov’s situation, and can also find their way out of it. No need for diagnoses, all be the protagonist might show traits of them. For me it is a story about the tragedy of bitterness and relighting your inner fire, turning thoughts into actions, and ANYONE can relate to that.

[@honesty3440]

An other russian masterpiece . Compare with trash done in last about 30 years in hollywood.

[@mistersquare7327]

Modern Russian cinema is even worse, in Hollywood they at least make not bad movies from time to time. In Russia - literaly zero, total trash.

[@honesty3440]

@@mistersquare7327 Every globalist democrat admire hollywood..

[@jacqueslannoy7994]

It's been made by Mikhalkov, who also shot Hollywood productions, like the Barber of Siberia (1998)

[@DietrichStockman]

​@@mistersquare7327so sad to here, don't they have more poetic souls in Russia?

[@mistersquare7327]

@@DietrichStockman there still are poetic souls in Russia I`m sure. The economic system as it was organized after the fall of the USSR is the problem. It`s post-Soviet Russian capitalism with its corruption and trying to get money no matter what (often movie directors just get money from the government, make bad movies, failing both commercially and in all artistic aspects). I can hardly remember a dozen of decent Russian movies after 1991. One may criticize the USSR for the political censorship in the movie industry, but the censorship also prevented many untalented and unprofessional authors, directors and actor from doing bad movies. Often they try to imitate Hollywood, but it is so pathetic. Under capitalism Russian cinema lost its style completely.

[@joseluisramirez9425]

Tendré que aprender ruso para ver estas películas, pues en inglés las leo pero con dificultad.Un saludo.

[@PM2022]

Very delicate! The Russian knows how to make a movie, how to write.

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Only wrong note:young andrej razumovskij (what happened to him)was perfect for that role but in childhood oblomov had dark eyes and in adult age light green eyes

[@jackoblomov1970]

Many Thanks

[@atiilagul9805]

Rus edebiyatini cok seviyorum Maksim Gorki encok sevdigim yazarlarindan dirv

[@matt8151]

“I will not ride!” ❤

[@vitojanav7644]

do you have a deeper meaning interpretation on that?

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Last good movie of mikhalkov is one of 1983 of gorgeous and good irina kupchenko

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Unrecognizable late bogatyrev without moustache

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Original dubbing is good as one italian and smotunovskij is good as Italian narrator and actor Romolo.valli

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Yelena solovej seemed a china doll(in good sense)backthen

[@cristianm7097]

I suffer from Oblomovism too.

[@annaritaranalli1791]

They had chemistry,,soundtrack suites movie and also lovely children actors were good..what happened to gorgeous copper red haired kid who worked oblomov in infancy,

[@annaritaranalli1791]

?

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Unfortunately some of actors are not more alive and gifted and very tall bogatyrev died too early

[@briledlight]

Para cuando subtítulos en español????

[@joseluisramirez9425]

Oblomov?De la obra de Gontcharov?

[@elladapetrosyan9610]

Si.

[@japaneseinternet]

Да

[@cristianm7097]

I need an Olga.

[@zehrat217]

that smile at 43:02

[@diesel3694]

Zakhar .... Zakhar!

[@hayalmeyaliste]

Where is Agafya?

[@AcesHigh404]

Can someone tell me how close to the events in the book this film is?

[@DietrichStockman]

@AcesHigh404 very similar, only the sauna scene is not in the book, it also has a little bit more action and laughter. It's clear the director wanted more a comedy rather than a drama.

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Snow could be false

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Who chose actors and where movie was shot,?

[@nellyv1566]

Фильм снят в Подмосковье. Актеров отбирал режиссер Михалков.

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Unfortunately i don't know your gorgeous language

[@1695AB]

@@annaritaranalli1791 the movie director is Nikita Mikhalkov, the movie was shot in Moscow region.

[@annaritaranalli1791]

Thanks

[@annaritaranalli1791]

I know nikita mikhalkov shot this pear....it is my fav movie about him..but in the seventys he shot many good movies to me

[@carmenocola]

37:55 1:56:14 Russian Synthesizer 1979！

[@elladapetrosyan9610]

Mosfilm, why did you put Alexander Adabashian only AFTER Samulekin? Only because he is not ethnic Russian? Can't you see that in the film titles Adabashian's name is placed BEFORE Samulekin's? Why the discrimination?

[@renatarabutin]

For God's sake, there are already so many problems and hostilities in this world. Please don't unleash a storm in a glass of water because a name is written before or after!

[@elladapetrosyan9610]

@@renatarabutin It's not a storm in a glass, but for my ethnicity it is yet another of many examples of Russian complex of superiority and the desire to dominate and to impose.

[@irinanovikova301]

@@elladapetrosyan9610 Everybody loves Adabashian in Russia. And there is no need to make up nonsense

[@elladapetrosyan9610]

@@irinanovikova301 Maybe for you it's nonsense, bcs you as ethnic Russian are used to look down on ethnic minorities. But for myself, my family, my ethnicity it was a reality. And I am not discussing Adabashian.

[@rupiter2008]

@@elladapetrosyan9610 isn't it logical that a minority should follow the majority, not the other way around?