Tri topolya na Plyushchikhe

1968
1h 19min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIn Moscow from a distant village comes a rustic Russian woman. The first person she meets is a surprisingly intelligent cab driver. They meet by chance and do not even go out on a date, yet ... Leer todoIn Moscow from a distant village comes a rustic Russian woman. The first person she meets is a surprisingly intelligent cab driver. They meet by chance and do not even go out on a date, yet the hours they spend together are enough for her to take a fresh look at her life.In Moscow from a distant village comes a rustic Russian woman. The first person she meets is a surprisingly intelligent cab driver. They meet by chance and do not even go out on a date, yet the hours they spend together are enough for her to take a fresh look at her life.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

Citas
[first lines]
Nyura: Galya, are you awake? Why?

Conexiones
Featured in Legendy mirovogo kino: Oleg Efremov

Bandas sonoras
Nezhnost
("Tenderness")
Music by Aleksandra Pakhmutova
Lyrics by Sergey Grebennikov and Nikolay Dobronravov
Performed by Tatyana Doronina and Maya Kristalinskaya (by radio)

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10/10

Delicate, timeless, lovely

It doesn't matter where the movie is set, which language the characters speak: The story is universal, and beautifully told. Simply, with little effects, just solid acting.

This is like a non-Hollywood version of The Bridges of Madison County. Very delicate and poetic. There is no need to explain every little thing, there is no need to show it all, no need to draw conclusions; if your story is well told, the audience will understand. Which is the case here. Audiences will smile and suffer, and they will remember this movie because it's so simple, so pure, so lovely.

I will watch this movie again wishing it was the first time.