Tairov's Death (2004)
Original title: Смерть Таирова
Tairov's Death is a 2004 Russian-language drama movie directed by Boris Blank, with a running time of 2h 30m. It stars Mikhail Kozakov, Alla Demidova and Aleksey Petrenko.
The film is dedicated to the tragic fate of the outstanding theater director, founder of the famous Chamber Theater Alexander Tairov. Tairov's performances "Princess Brambilla", "Phaedra", "Love under the Elms", "Optimistic Tragedy" have gained worldwide fame. In 1949, during the so-called struggle against cosmopolitans, Tairov was released from the leadership of the Chamber Theater, the theater was renamed. Unable to withstand this blow, shocked by the betrayal of the actors he raised, crushed by the harassment of the press, Tairov died a year later in a psychiatric clinic...
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What is Tairov's Death about?
The film is dedicated to the tragic fate of the outstanding theater director, founder of the famous Chamber Theater Alexander Tairov. Tairov's performances "Princess Brambilla", "Phaedra", "Love under the Elms", "Optimistic Tragedy" have gained worldwide fame. In 1949, during the so-called struggle against cosmopolitans, Tairov was released from the leadership of the Chamber Theater, the theater was renamed. Unable to withstand this blow, shocked by the betrayal of the actors he raised, crushed by the harassment of the press, Tairov died a year later in a psychiatric clinic...
When was Tairov's Death released?
Tairov's Death was released on 8 June 2004.
How long is Tairov's Death?
Tairov's Death runs 2h 30m.
Who made Tairov's Death?
Tairov's Death was directed by Boris Blank.