Maksimka (Максимка)
German title: Der Junge vom Sklavenschiff
Francaise title: Maximka
Spain title: Maximka
Russian title: Максимка
Original title: Максимка
Francaise title: Maximka
Spain title: Maximka
Russian title: Максимка
Original title: Максимка
Adventure movie – USSR
Production year: 1952
Movie length: 74 minutes
Production year: 1952
Movie length: 74 minutes
Director: Vladimir Braun (Владимир Браун),
Writer: Grigoriy Koltunov (Григорий Колтунов), Konstantin Stanyukovich (Константи́н Станюкович),
Cinematograph: Aleksei Mishurin (Алексей Мишурин),
Music: Igor Shamo (Игорь Шамо), Vadim Gomolyaka (Вадим Гомоляка),
Writer: Grigoriy Koltunov (Григорий Колтунов), Konstantin Stanyukovich (Константи́н Станюкович),
Cinematograph: Aleksei Mishurin (Алексей Мишурин),
Music: Igor Shamo (Игорь Шамо), Vadim Gomolyaka (Вадим Гомоляка),
Movie description:
Saved by Russian sailors a black boy turned out to be the smart and kind nipper ...
Based on a story by K. Stanyukovich, the film »Maksimka« traces the life of a cheerful black orphan who is adopted by a band of Russian sailors and called Maksimka. The boy’s presence has a very positive effect upon these rough-and-tumble guys. None is more profoundly affected than hard-drinking deckhand Luchkin, whose regeneration takes up most of the film’s running time. Of interest is the art directors’ concept of what such port cities as Havana and Hong Kong must have looked like in 1864 ...
A literary story about an African boy rescued after a shipwreck, saved from slave-traders and adopted by a team of the Russian imperial corvette Bogatyr, received a cinematic reframing for alerting the Soviet public to the ideological agenda of Cold War as a global conflict.
Based on a story by K. Stanyukovich, the film »Maksimka« traces the life of a cheerful black orphan who is adopted by a band of Russian sailors and called Maksimka. The boy’s presence has a very positive effect upon these rough-and-tumble guys. None is more profoundly affected than hard-drinking deckhand Luchkin, whose regeneration takes up most of the film’s running time. Of interest is the art directors’ concept of what such port cities as Havana and Hong Kong must have looked like in 1864 ...
A literary story about an African boy rescued after a shipwreck, saved from slave-traders and adopted by a team of the Russian imperial corvette Bogatyr, received a cinematic reframing for alerting the Soviet public to the ideological agenda of Cold War as a global conflict.
Boy Actors
Tolya Bovykin
(Maksimka)
(Maksimka)
Birthday: 08.07.1943
Day of death: 18.08.1958
Age of the actor:
approximately 9 years old
Day of death: 18.08.1958
Age of the actor:
approximately 9 years old
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