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The novel of the classics of the Soviet detective of the Vainer brothers about the operational employees of the Moscow criminal investigation department (Moore) and the fight against criminal elements do not need a special submission. This legendary book (1975) was an event in the life of writers, and the television film removed on it (1979) gained popular love.
Success was provided not only by the excellent acting and talented directing, but also by the literary basis. As Vladimir Vysotsky said about the novel, who unforgettably embodied the image of Captain Zhelov on the screen, this is not just a detective, but real literature with his playwright: “There are two psychologies - it is curious and you can’t tear yourself away.”
A dynamic plot, truthfully conveyed atmosphere of post-war Moscow and colorful characters, whose replicas replenished dictionaries of winged expressions ... And the theme of the ethical confrontation of Zheglov and Sharapov, such unlike each other"s partners, has not lost relevance today
Success was provided not only by the excellent acting and talented directing, but also by the literary basis. As Vladimir Vysotsky said about the novel, who unforgettably embodied the image of Captain Zhelov on the screen, this is not just a detective, but real literature with his playwright: “There are two psychologies - it is curious and you can’t tear yourself away.”
A dynamic plot, truthfully conveyed atmosphere of post-war Moscow and colorful characters, whose replicas replenished dictionaries of winged expressions ... And the theme of the ethical confrontation of Zheglov and Sharapov, such unlike each other"s partners, has not lost relevance today
Author:
Author:Weiners A. and G.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: ABC Premium
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-19636-0
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