The Golden Timpani Trailer (1971)

10 October 1971 TV Movie

A TV film based on O. Honchar's short story "Sunflowers" is a lyrical narrative about the village of the late 1960s-early 1970s of the last century, about its people, their soulful beauty and working days. A sculptor comes to one of the picturesque Ukrainian villages to create a portrait of the Hero of Socialist Labor Melanya Chobitko. The first meeting disappoints the artist, but seeing her in a collective farm field, the sculptor discovers her real human beauty.

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Cast

Oksana Hryhorovych as Melanya

Galina Demchuk as Oksana

Kostiantyn Stepankov as Sculptor

Vasyl Dovzhyk as Vasyl

Crew

Oles Honchar Novel

Vladimir Dovgan Writer

Viktor Storozhenko Director

International Titles

Золотые литавры Trailer

Production Companies

Ukrtelefilm

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