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| The '''Cinema of ]''' developed |
The '''Cinema of ]''' developed after 1991, independence of ] from the ]. Stagnation followed{{fact}}, and after the ] became independent in 1991, the industry almost completely disappeared{{fact}}. | ||
| ==International recognition== | |||
| The first internationally acclaimed success was the film of Moldovan producer ] - '']'' ({{lang-ru|Колыбельная}}), released in 1960 at ] studios. The movie was awarded the "Prize for Participation" at the international cinema competition at the ], bringing attention to the emergent Moldovan film industry. | |||
| Another international success was '']'' (''Man Is Following the Sun'') {{lang-ru|Человек идет за солнцем}}, written by ] and ]. The world press compared this movie to the ] movie '']'', where, just as in the Moldovan movie, the main hero was a little boy. ], the ], was awarded the special jury diploma at the International Cinema Festival in ] for his work. | |||
| Another one of the first Moldovan films was the '']'' {{lang-ru|Атаман кодр}}, which enjoyed success in ] and ]. The viewers called the movie "''Ataman Kadyr''". | |||
| The Moldovan breakthrough in the world's cinema industry was a film written by ] and producer and cameraman ] - '']'' {{lang-ru|Последний месяц осени}}. The film received prizes at the ], including the "Sympathy Prize of Viewers". ] was awarded the main prize of the festival - the "Big Southern Cross" - in the best male role nomination. '']'' described the film as a "remarkably beautiful work". '']'' wrote "This film, amongst all the mess that flooded the cinema world invites us to the sources of the true reachess of life". Besides appraisal in ], the movie was awarded the Grand Prix at the ] in 1966. At the ] in ], the director ] won "Best Production". However, in Vilnius, the film was awarded only the second main film prize, the first place being taken by ]'s movie '']'' {{lang-ru|Никто не хотел умирать}} | |||
| '']'' by ] (producer ], composer ]) was a success, particularly in Italy. The movie received four prizes, including the "Prize of Viewers' Sympathy" and the second main prize "Silver Shell". ] newspaper '']'' compared the Moldovan movie to the ] musical '']''. Czech weekly '']'' wrote "Every nation expresses to the best its deepest feelings, but the Moldovan one did it the best". In 1975, the movie won in the category of "Best Foreign Film", leaving behind traditional Hollywood productions. During the week of Soviet Cinema in Naples, the film was awarded the "Silver Nymph". | |||
| '']'' by ] was also another major Moldovan success at the ]. '']'' highlighted the symbolism of this art work, which made it an unforgetable sight". | |||
| Very few films have been made in Moldova since independence: the government has failed to protect its domestic industry and funding is rare (save for occasional co-productions). The country also has the world's second-lowest cinema attendance rate.<ref>Steve Kokker and Cathryn Kemp. ''Romania & Moldova'', p.35. Lonely Planet (2004), ISBN 174104149X</ref> | |||
| ==Cartoons== | |||
| The animation movies produced at ] reach an international audience. The cartoon '']'', produced by ] and ], with scenario written by ], was awarded the Grand-Prix of the ] in the cartoon category. | |||
| ==Personalities== | |||
| The top Soviet pop-star ] starred in the musical movie filmed at ] stuidos ]. | |||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
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The Cinema of Moldova developed after 1991, independence of Moldavian SSR from the USSR. Stagnation followed, and after the Moldavian SSR became independent in 1991, the industry almost completely disappeared.