My Apprenticeship

1939 Drama 100 minutes Directed by Mark Donskoy

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About My Apprenticeship

After My Childhood, young Maxim Gorky leaves his grandparents and works on his own. Aleksei Lyarsky plays him. The Russian title is В людях. It is the second film in Mark Donskoy's Gorky trilogy.

Cast & crew

More about My Apprenticeship

Donskoy directed and wrote it. Lev Shvarts composed the score. Soyuzdetfilm released it on 3 March 1939. It runs 100 minutes. Varvara Massalitinova, Irina Zarubina, and Nikolai Plotnikov are billed. A Commons file is labeled 1938.

Themes

  • Gorky on his own
  • Work after the grandparents' house
  • The middle film of the trilogy
  • Maxim Gorky
  • Lyarsky
  • Donskoy
  • В людях
  • Soyuzdetfilm

Music

Lev Shvarts composed the score.

Preservation

A copy is on Wikimedia Commons.

Notes

  • The English Wikipedia titles it Gorky 2: My Apprenticeship.
  • It picks up where the 1938 My Childhood stops.
  • No prize is listed on the Wikidata record.

Scenes

  • Lyarsky's Gorky leaves the grandparents and looks for work.

Also available

  • Wikimedia Commons (В людях)

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