The Master & Margarita = Master i Margarita

Set in Moscow during the time of Stalin, several story-lines are intertwined. A writer (the Master) has produced a manuscript of a play about Pontius Pilate. It appears that government agents are intent on suppressing the manuscript. Paranoia sets in as the Master believes that not only the Devil hi...

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Main Author: Korneli͡uk, Igorʹ (Composer)
Corporate Authors: Central Partnership, Telekanal "Rossii͡a.", Studii͡a "2-B-2" Interteĭnment
Other Authors: Bortko, Vladimir, 1946- (Director), Kovalʹchuk, Anna, 1977- (Actor), Galibin, Aleksandr, 1955- (Actor), Basilashvili, O. V. (Oleg Valerʹi͡anovich) (Actor), Galkin, Vladislav, 1971- (Actor), Lavrov, Kirill (Actor), Abdulov, A. (Aleksandr) (Actor), Filippenko, Aleksandr, 1944- (Actor), Bezrukov, Sergeĭ, 1973- (Actor), Bulgakov, Mikhail, 1891-1940
Format: Videos DVD
Language:Russian
English
Published: [Moscow?] : CP Digital ; [2006]
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Summary:Set in Moscow during the time of Stalin, several story-lines are intertwined. A writer (the Master) has produced a manuscript of a play about Pontius Pilate. It appears that government agents are intent on suppressing the manuscript. Paranoia sets in as the Master believes that not only the Devil himself is after him, but that his assistant Margarita is conspiring with the forces of evil. Paralleling this is the story of Yeshua and Pontius Pilate. Throughout, the evil Professor of Black Magic and his otherworldly group are manipulating public events and people's lives.
Item Description:Originally produced as a television miniseries of 10 episodes in Russia in 2005.
Duration on container: 450 min.
Physical Description:3 videodiscs (495 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD, NTSC, Region 1, full screen (4:3) presentation; Dolby digital 5.1.
Production Credits:Montazh, Leda Semenova ; khudozhniki-postanovshchiki, Vladimir Svetozarov, Marina Nikolaeva ; operator-postanovshchik, Valeriĭ Mi͡ulʹgaut ; kompozitor, Igorʹ Korneli͡uk.