Time, Forward!

Time, Forward!

"Time, Forward!" (translit. "Vremya, vperyod!", _ru. Время, вперёд!) is the Soviet 1965 drama film directed by Sofiya Milkina and Mikhail Shveytser based on a novel with the same name and a screenplay by Valentin Katayev. Composer Georgi Sviridov, sound by Lev Trakhtenberg. Runtime - 158 min. Production by Mosfilm by the order of Goskino.

Sviridov's main theme for the film (of the same name) became the most recognisable music pieces of the Soviet era. It became a sort of calling card of the Soviet Union. For a long time it was used as the signature tune of "Vremya", the TV news program on USSR Central Television and Russian Channel One.

The title is derived from Vladimir Mayakovskiy's poem "Good" ("Khorosho", _ru. Хорошо).

Sviridov's theme was also used as backing music for Guy Maddin's 2000 short film, The Heart of the World.

Plot summary

The action takes place in the 1930s. The film describes one day of the construction work of Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (or "Magnitka").

Cast

* Sergei Yursky as "Margulies"
* Inna Gulaya
* Tamara Syomina
* Leonid Kuravlyov as "Korneev"
* Vladimir Kashpur as "Kanunnikov"
* Stanislav Khitrov as "Saenko"
* Yefim Kopelyan as "Nalbandov"
* Bruno Oja
* Tatyana Lavrova
* Aleksandr Yanvaryov
* Mikhail Kokshenov as "Kanunnikov"
* Yuri Volyntsev
* Viktor Sergachyov as "Semechkin"
* Larisa Kadochnikova
* Viktor Pavlov
* Igor Yasulovich
* Vadim Zobin
* German Kolushkin
* Aleksandr Lipov
* Viktor Markin as "Reporter"
* Radner Muratov as "Zagirov"
* Klara Rumyanova as "Lushka"
* Nadezhda Samsonova
* Nikolai Sergeyev
* Aleksandr Surin
* Boris Yurchenko

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