Ukrainian Gogol-inspired cinematography
Journal Title: Література та культура Полісся - Year 2017, Vol 88, Issue 8
Abstract
The article reveals the history of screen versions of Gogolian works since the inception of Ukrainian cinematography in 1909, drawing on the first Kharkiv and Odessa films directed by O. Oleksiyenko, G. Hrycher- Cherykover, V. Feinberg, M. Ekk who worked in the 1920–1930s. The paper pays a special attention to the films of 1960s directed by Yury and Mykola Illyenko, Boris Ivchenko who replaced the traditional ways of screen adaptation with interesting cinematographic gimmicks drawing on reality. At the end the author discusses the works of contemporary directors, namely Yu. Tkachenko, R. Plakhov-Modestov, S. Gavrylenko etc, as well as feature and documentary films devoted to the writer's bicentenary.
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H Samoylenko
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