The protagonist of the film, Fyodor Ivanovich Lavretsky, returns to his estate after 11 years of living in Paris, where his wife remained. Disappointed by life, deceived by his wife who cheated on him, exhausted by a long separation from Russia - this is how the hero looks at the beginning of the film. Lavretsky soon falls in love with his cousin's charming young daughter, Lisa. After some time, Lavretsky learns from the newspapers about the death of his wife in Paris. A declaration of love to Lisa and a simultaneous arrival at the estate of a suddenly “resurrected” wife complicate a seemingly simple plot ...

☆Irina Kupchenko ☆Leonid Kulagin ☆Beata Tyszkiewicz ☆Tamara Chernova ☆Viktor Sergachyov ☆Vasiliy Merkurev ☆Aleksandr Kostomolotsky ☆Mariya Durasova ☆Vladimir Kochurikhin ☆Sergey Nikonenko  

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GREBENSHCHIKOV EVGENIY SEMENOVICH (1918 - 1997) - One of the prolific and interesting film poster artists of 1950-1980. Created more than 600 movie posters, including for "Sovexportfilm.

The earliest known poster of Grebenshchikov is dedicated to the advertisement of the Izhevsk spring mineral water (1936). In 1947 he began to work in the field of political posters, together with G. Verite he drew a poster for the famous film "Circus" (1947), in 1949 - for the film "Foundling". Subsequently, he was constantly engaged in movie posters. One of the most significant film poster makers of the 50s-80s.

He worked in the field of social and political posters, collaborated with the State Publishing House "Art". The author of the posters: "Long live the 32nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution!" (1949), "Glory to the excellent calculation!" (1950), "Breed Vladimir Heavy Trucks!" (1950). For the publishing house of the Main Directorate of Film Hire - "Glavkinoprokat" made a poster "Kotovsky" (1951). The famous propaganda poster of Grebenshchikov "Read, envy, I am a citizen of the Soviet Union!" (1967), performed together with the poster artist E.V. Abezgus; author of the poster "Your Father went from battle to battle, so let the warrior of peaceful years burn like a memory over ..." (1978).

Most of all, the artist was engaged in advertising posters of feature films for the publishing house "Reklamfilm", they brought him fame: "School of Courage" (1954), "Noble Nest" (1969), "Communists" (1969), "The Dawns Here Are Quiet" ( 1972), "At will" (1973), "Torpedo bombers" (1983), "Optimistic tragedy" (1987).

Grebenshchikov's posters are represent in the collection of the Isofond of the RSL (the Russian State Library, formerly named after V. I. Lenin), the funds of the Museum of Cosmonautics, and private Russian and foreign collections.