Gypsies

1936 Drama 85 minutes Directed by Moisei Goldblat

About Gypsies

A Roma camp splits. The older camp driver, Danilo, has a rival who wants the band to settle. A collective-farm chairman is part of that argument. The Russian title, Последний табор, means The Last Camp.

Cast & crew

More about Gypsies

Moisei Goldblat directed with Yevgeny Schneider, according to the Russian Wikipedia entry on Goldblat, at the Gorky studio with players from the Indo-Romen theatre. Wikidata dates the release 2 March 1936 and names the company Mezhrabpom-Film. IMDb times it at 85 minutes. Lyalya Chyornaya, already known for a nationally popular romance, leads the Indo-Romen group in the cast.

Themes

  • The last camp
  • A rival who wants to settle
  • The collective-farm chairman
  • Danilo
  • Yudko
  • Roma camp
  • collective farm
  • Lyalya Chyornaya
  • Indo-Romen

Background

The argument in the camp is whether Roma should leave the road for a collective farm.

Preservation

Wikimedia Commons holds a copy filed as Последний табор.

Notes

  • Alexander Granach plays Danilo. Nikolai Mordvinov plays Yudko. Mikhail Yanshin plays Ivan Likho.
  • Mariya Sinelnikova plays Tira. Fyodor Blazhevich plays the collective-farm chairman.
  • Goldblat was artistic director of the Indo-Romen studio until 1936.
  • Other titles include Ciganski zakon.
  • A copy is on Wikimedia Commons under the 1935 form of the Russian title.

Scenes

  • Danilo and the younger camp faction argue over giving up the road.

Also available

  • Wikimedia Commons (Последний табор)