"Cinematograph" Lumiere brothers triumphantly marched around the world, and Russia did not go from that to the side. In 1886 the French were introduced to the Russian cinema, and in 1898 appeared the first Russian films on the light. The first Russian film is considered to be the picture "Ponizova libertines" ( "Stenka Razin"). The film was made by Vladimir chamomile, and screenwriter Vasily Goncharov. The management and financing of the film was carried out businessman Alexander Drankovym. The film "Stenka Razin" was dumb scene lasted just a minute, and the film had a length of about 6 minutes. But the sight of that time was a big deal, about a hundred of theater artists were employed in the "battle" scenes, and the audience went to the cinema for the premiere of the flow. By 1910, Russian cinema has found its face. There was quite a lot of films in different genres - detective, melodrama, historical and military subjects. In Russia there were first movie star - Vera Cold, Ivan Mozzhukhin, Vladimir Maximov. The next period of development of Russian cinema - it is the years of revolution and civil war. Proletarian art was difficult to name a highly artistic, nevertheless, it aroused interest even abroad. One of the brightest Russian names, which entered the history of world cinema - the name of Sergei Eisenstein, author of "The Battleship Potemkin" film (1925) and "October" (1927). Period 30th - 40th years has been mixed. Bright and new comedy stars such as actress Lyubov Orlova, director Grigory Alexandrov. Movies that were released at the time, the world had been virtually unknown. He played the role of "iron curtain" and the negative perception of life in Russia in the western countries. Themselves as residents of the Soviet Union their movies were very fond. Theaters were popular and were often filled to capacity. Bright names in the world of Russian cinema in the 60s - 80s - is the director Andrei Tarkovsky, Sergei Paradjanov, Kira Muratova. Notable films - "Solaris", "Two Soldiers", "The Cranes Are Flying", "Spring on Zarechnaya Street" and many others. Another turning point in the history of Russian cinema was outlined in the 90 years in the era of perestroika. Movies that time were provocative, sometimes excessive negativism. Many critics today tend to think that the history of Russian cinema is far from over. The Russian cinema continues to search for style and originality.
1. he was sitting in a cafe, when I saw him. 2. my friend was talking to the teacher, when I saw him. 3. when the phone rang, they were having dinner. 4. the boy fell and hurt himself while he was riding his bicycle. 5. she was waiting for her sister, when I saw her. 6. when the pupils heard the bell, they were getting up and leaving. 7. when I got out, the sun was shining. 8. while she was playing the piano, I was writing the letter. 9. he was getting to the University, when I met her. 10. our friends were discussing something when we interrupted them. 11. My mother is watching TV
