At the end of the civil war, Russia is starving. Ten-year-old Misha Dodonov is the only bread-winner of his family, following the death of his father. Finding nothing to eat, he tells his mother he is going to Tashkent, a city known for its wealth. He leaves his village with a seven-year-old friend. Their journey is packed with trials, both good and disastrous encounters with Bolsheviks, thieves, White Russians… Once in Tashkent, he must work hard to earn the wheat he wants to take back to his family. Upon returning to his village, he discovers that his brother and sister died and his weakened mother welcomes him with a resigned smile.
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Tashkent, Bread City
(Taskent, gorod hlebnyj)
- Ouzbékistan
- 1968
- Fiction
- Noir & Blanc
- 104′
- 35 mm
- Titre français
Tachkent, ville du pain - Original title
Taskent, gorod hlebnyj - Titre international
Tashkent, Bread City - Scénario
A. Mikhalkov-Kontchalovski d'après le récit d'Aleksandr Neverov - Photo
Khatam Faïziev - Musique
Albert Malakhov - Interprétation
Vova Vorobeï, Vova Koudenkov, Bakhtiar Nabiev, Natalia Arinbassarova, Nikolal Timofeev, Valentina Talyzyna, Aleksandr Choukchine - Production
Ouzbekfilm - Support de projection
35 mm