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Scene from Malenkaya Vera (1988)
Scene Details
| Duration: 180 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 111 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1280x720 | Added: 2017-Feb-07 |
Actresses in this Scene
Natalya Negoda
Details
Alternate Names: Natalia Negoda, Natalja Igorewna Negoda, Natalja Niegoda, Natalja Něgodová, Наталья Негода, Наталія Негода
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Full Biography
Natalya Negoda, born to actor Igor Negoda and director Tamara Pavlyuchenko in Moscow, showed early interest in theater and cinema due to her parents' creative professions. After graduating from the Moscow Art Theatre studio school in 1986, she debuted on screen in Yuri Kara's 'Tomorrow Was the War' (1987). Her breakthrough role came in Vasily Pichul's 'Malenkaya Vera' ('Little Vera') (1988), where she played Vera, earning international recognition with a Nika Award and Silver Hugo at Chicago International Film Festival. Post-1990s immigration to the US didn't halt her career; after a hiatus, she starred in Alexei Mizgiryov's 'Tambourine, Drum' (2009), winning awards from Russian Guild of Film Critics and Golden Eagle.
About the Movie: Malenkaya Vera (1988)
Release Year: 1988
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Alternative Title: La pequeña Vera, Kleine Vera, Малката Вера, A Pequena Vera, Lille Vera, Väike Vera, Malinkaiya Vera, Pikku Veera, La petite Véra, I mikri Vera, A kis Vera, La piccola Vera, Mala Wiera, Маленькая Вера, Küçük Vera, Little Vera, Kleine Vera
Director: Vasili Pichul
Writer: Igor Shaferan, Mariya Khmelik
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Genre: Drama, Melodrama, Romance
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Story
Malenkaya Vera follows the life of young Vera living in a small Russian apartment with her parents amidst the turmoil leading up to the fall of the Soviet Union. Their cramped living situation and heavy alcohol consumption create constant tension at home. Despite this, Vera tries to maintain a semblance of normalcy, even finding love with Sergei who eventually moves into their already crowded apartment after their relationship becomes intimate. Vera's life continues to be challenging as she navigates her complex family dynamics and personal relationships.
Summary
Directed by Vasili Pichul in 1988, Malenkaya Vera is a poignant drama that explores the struggles of a young woman trying to find her way amidst societal unrest and familial turmoil. The film provides a candid glimpse into late Soviet Union life through Vera's experiences, highlighting themes of love, resilience, and the search for identity during tumultuous times.