Farewell Comrades! – Collaps (Episode 6)
A six-part TV-series by gebrueder beetz filmproduktion and Artline Films
Director: Andrei Nekrasov, Script: Jean-François Colosimo, György Dalos, Andrei Nekrasov
In co-production with ARTE Deutschland, ARTE France, ARTE G.E.I.E, ZDF, YLE TV1, TVP, Eureka Media, Havas Films, HiFilm, Hyper Market Film, Trigon Productions, Piraya Films
The sixth and final episode is about the years 1990 to 1991 and the power struggle between Gorbachev and Yeltsin, between the old and the new. The empire let go of the colonies, but the problems are still increasing. Finally, a thwarted putsch, about which Gorbachev may have known about more than he admits to, pushes the Soviet empire over the brink.
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Farewell Comrades! (TV-Series, 6 parts)
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Farewell Comrades! – Collaps (Episode 6)
A six-part TV-series by gebrueder beetz filmproduktion and Artline Films
Director: Andrei Nekrasov, Script: Jean-François Colosimo, György Dalos, Andrei Nekrasov
In co-production with ARTE Deutschland, ARTE France, ARTE G.E.I.E, ZDF, YLE TV1, TVP, Eureka Media, Havas Films, HiFilm, Hyper Market Film, Trigon Productions, Piraya Films
December 1991: Mikhail Gorbachev, the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, calls the main Western heads of state. Shortly after, in a televised speech, Mikhail Gorbachev announces: “I quit my duties as President of the USSR.” He ends 80 years of history. It is an unexpected outcome to the grand communist vision that had held the world in anticipation since the October Revolution in 1917.
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The super power has released its colonies, but the riots do not stop at the borders of the Soviet Union. While the shining reformer Gorbachev is celebrated in the West, the problems at home outgrow. His old opponent Boris Yeltsin reappears on the political stage and after the thwarted putsch in August 1991 he now finally takes charge of the leadership. Gorbachev is left to announce the end of the
Soviet Union in December 1991.
Director: Andrei Nekrasov
Script: Jean-François Colosimo, Andrei Nekrasov, György Dalos
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Supervising producer: Georg Tschurtschenthaler
Associate Producer: Dominique Treilhou
Editor episode 6: Lena Rem
Additional editing: Phillip Gromov
Directors of photography: Sorin Dragoi, Andrei Erastov, Roman Ielensky
Colorist: Tom Chr. Lillevedt
Sound mix: Stéphane Larrat
Original score: Nils Kacirek & Jan-Peter Pflug
Main title music by: Andrei Nekrasov
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Graphics episode 6: Pierre-Jean Canac, Conni Robe
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Archive researchists: Antje Boehmert, Karin Fritzsche, Sarah Dabaghy
Assistant directors: Vetta Kirillova, Ekaterina Panova
Line producers: Kathrin Isberner, Victoire Buff
Production supervisor main shoot: Christian Popp
Post-production manager: Benjamin Landsberger-Isaac
Post-production assistants: Jochen Kraft, Eva-Maria Weerts
Business affairs: Aurélie Mattlé
Technical director: Philipp Weigold
Production assistants: Nick Pastucha, Galina Stepanova, Anna Bolster
Production administrators: Daniela Schöne, Laura Cavaciutti, Claude Roy
Online editing: Henry-Pierre Rosamond
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