I think you all perfectly remember one of the most important scenes of the comedy "The Caucasian Captive, or Shurik's New Adventures" - the massacre of Comrade Saakhov. The action of this scene takes place under the accompaniment of the classical ballet "Swan Lake" by PI Tchaikovsky.
Director Said Abishev (in LJ -
omskvich ), creator of the video course "Secrets of Cinema", prepared for you a small competition. The question to which you should find the answer is:
- Why did Gaydai, in one of his best comedies, use the ballet "Swan Lake"? And not, let's say, one more song or a composition of Alexander Zatsepin, who wrote music for this film.
For the winners, as a prize, Said provides the first three participants, who gave the correct answer, an annual subscription to their video course "Secrets of Cinema." Well and from me - on 100 tokens
In addition, to all participants of the competition, the organizer provides a 50% discount on this video course - you need to leave a comment with your version of the answer or simply with a "+" sign.
More details about the course can be found in the journal Said Abishev - https://omskvich.livejournal.com/1223145.html
Well, full information about the video course "Secrets of Cinema" - on the site http://videotrain.pro
In the meantime, we repeat the question of the contest:
- Why does "The Swan Lake" sound in the "Caucasian Captive"?
The correct answer and the results of the competition will be published the day after tomorrow (January 8) by a separate post.
Good luck!
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A frame from the film "The Caucasian Captive, or the New Adventures of Shurik", dir. Leonid Gayday, Mosfilm, 1966
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