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1939 Soviet Union film
The New Teacher
Russian: Учитель
Directed bySergei Gerasimov
Written bySergey Gerasimov
Produced by
Starring
CinematographyVladimir Yakovlev [ru]
Music byVenedikt Pushkov
Production
company
Lenfilm
Release date
  • 1939 (1939)
Running time103 min.
CountrySoviet Union
LanguageRussian

The New Teacher (Russian: Учитель, romanizedUchitel) is a 1939 Soviet comedy drama film directed by Sergey Gerasimov.

Plot

A young specialist, Stepan Ivanovich Lautin (played by Boris Chirkov), returns to his hometown after completing his studies in Moscow with plans to build a new school in the village. This news excites everyone except Lautin's father (played by Pavel Volkov), the chairman of the local kolkhoz. The elder Lautin believes his son failed to achieve success in the capital and returned home in disgrace.

The storyline explores a generational conflict alongside the film’s romantic subplot. Stepan’s arrival stirs emotions in his young neighbor, Agrafena Shumilina (played by Tamara Makarova). Seeing that Stepan frequently sends letters, Agrafena assumes he has a romantic interest in the city. Aspiring to match his level, she decides to leave the village to pursue an education.

Cast

Awards

References

  1. На педсовете в Краснодаре обсудили роль кино в воспитании молодёжи
  2. Биография Сергея Герасимова
  3. Фильм о народном артисте Борисе Чиркове снимут в Кировской области
  4. Школьная неделя стартует в кинозалах «Иллюзион» (видео)
  5. Учитель
  6. Кинорежиссёр Сергей Аполлинариевич Герасимов удивил мир своим богатым и самобытным творчеством
  7. Учитель (1939) Full Cast & Crew

External links

Films by Sergei Gerasimov


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