Devchata (1962)

Synopsis: Tuoxia, a young girl who just graduated from culinary school, came to a Siberian forest farm from the warm Black Sea to become a cook. In her working life in the forest farm, she met a group of kind and lovely people, and most importantly, she had a spark of love with Elijah, the advanced lumberjack in the forest farm. Just as their relationship was burning, Tuoxia's friends told her the truth. Yuri Chulujin (1929-1987), his comedies the untamed Man (1959) and the Girls (1961) made him a famous comedy director. Nadezhda Lumenseva plays the number one female Tuoxia in the film. In 1962, she won the Outstanding Actress Award at the Buenos Aires International Film Festival for this film. The actor who plays Ilya, the number one lumberjack, is Nikolai Rebnikov, a famous Soviet actor. On the screen, he successfully created a series of images of young workers and farmers, which truly reflected the spiritual outlook of the advanced workers and peasants of that era. For example: Sasha, a steelworker in Spring on Riverside Street (1956); Fedor, a tractor driver in an unhappy son-in-law (1956); and High altitude. (unfold all) synopsis: Tuoxia, a young girl who has just graduated from culinary school, has become a cook in a Siberian forest farm from the warm Black Sea. In her working life in the forest farm, she met a group of kind and lovely people, and most importantly, she had a spark of love with Elijah, the advanced lumberjack in the forest farm. Just as their relationship was burning, Tuoxia's friends told her the truth. Yuri Chulujin (1929-1987), his comedies the untamed Man (1959) and the Girls (1961) made him a famous comedy director. Nadezhda Lumenseva plays the number one female Tuoxia in the film. In 1962, she won the Outstanding Actress Award at the Buenos Aires International Film Festival for this film. The actor who plays Ilya, the number one lumberjack, is Nikolai Rebnikov, a famous Soviet actor. On the screen, he successfully created a series of images of young workers and farmers, which truly reflected the spiritual outlook of the advanced workers and peasants of that era. For example: Sasha, a steelworker in Spring on Riverside Street (1956); Fedor, a tractor driver in an unhappy son-in-law (1956); and Basechnik, a high-altitude worker in High altitude (Labor and Love). The music of this film is also very good, especially the episode "Old Maple Tree". The composer is Alexandra Pachmtova.