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TV “Samara” received another recognition in the professional community

Piggy Awards supplemented by several diplomas. This time the movie broadcasting company won the competition “Intelligence. XXI Century “. Picture-winners can be seen for free on the big screen, in a warm and hospitable Hall of the actor. The “TV-movie” continues.

on the screen – the yellow steppes of Kazakhstan. These shots are taken almost at Baikonur. Almost – at the border, there was drawn to Samara designer Dmitry Kozlov, where the flight was not a dream, but a reality.

documentary TV “Samara” “Another dimension designer Kozlov” entered the top three best science and educational films at the festival at the federal level, “Mind. XXI Century “. Not so long ago, the project also was a finalist at the festival socially relevant television programs and films “hero of our time».

– This is not the first film about Kozlov, but this is the first film that we did when Dmitry Ilyich was no alive – says the director STRC “Samara” Oksana Pestova. – So it was not easy work, and the responsibility lay upon us very much. That is why, of course, pleased that this movie is so appreciated.

Not so long ago, the story of a legend Samara viewers saw on the big screen. Frames – this is not about TV “Samara”. Television is outside of our apartments. In the summer, everyone could watch movies in the theater company on the waterfront, now – and still free – in the cozy theater.

most interesting documentary series TV “Samara” can now be seen in the House of Actors. At the first session, a film was shown, the winner of “Another dimension designer Kozlov.” In addition, in the foyer of the cinema audience is waiting for another gift – a rare show of TV and film frames, which revives the glorious history of the main television province.

«Memory of Water»

for possession of an uncanny ability to remember everything any historian would have sold the most precious tome. But, according to journalists the main television province, remembers everything but water. The artist is, the author can only hear what the whispers about his Volga shores, swashbuckling leader. Film Production TV “Samara”, “Memory of Water” commended the jury of the 5th International Television Festival of scientific, educational and awareness programs “Reason. XXI Century “. Beautiful, interesting project brought a film crew first – the best non-fiction program. This is not the first award of the film, before he became the winner of X Tarusa festival of films and television programs “Shores”, winner of the V International Television Festival of scientific, educational and outreach programs.

water, earth, fire and air certain time like becoming historical arena in which the unfolding events of the sign for the province – is the starting point of the series “The Edge of the four elements.” A film series – “Memory of Water” – tells the story of how, in the old days Samara has repeatedly defended the Russian land. Reflected the Nogai raids, Kalmyks, Bashkirs. Greeted with bread and salt rebel Stepan Razin. From violent nomads repeatedly burnt out ashes. But every once again rose from the ashes to rebuild, changed its appearance. Always staying on the Volga, which in ancient times was called Ra which means “generous”, and in the Middle Ages was called affectionately Itil – “river of rivers.” Here converge past and future, history and modernity, old and new. Dozens of nationalities inhabiting these shores, combines water. Volga, which is always in motion. Day and night, summer and winter, under the ice – the river lives. So, the story continues.

film “The Memory of Water” under the “TV movie” can be seen on October 31 at 16.00 in the House of Actors.

Comment

EVA AKIMOVA,
journalist TV “Samara” by the film “The Memory of Water»:
– Working on the film, we studied the documents dealt with by historians, employees of the regional museum. We were faced with an extremely difficult task, because we had to not only tell about the time, but also to show it. We even appealed to artists who, based on ancient engravings, helped us reconstruct the face of an old Samara.