The comedy "Chernomorochka" (1959) by Alexey Korenev, cinematographer Radomir Vasilevsky
Sofiya lives in a fishing village. She is cheerful and talented—she sings beautifully and delights her fellow villagers with her songs. She loves her boyfriend, Vasya, a cadet at a naval academy, and dreams of going to Odessa with him. Meanwhile, the serious Vasily dreams of Sofiyka enrolling in a ship's radio operator course so that they can sail together on the same ship...
"Chernomorochka" is a Soviet lyrical comedy, Alexey Korenev's first directorial work, filmed at the Odessa Film Studio in 1959.
Screenplay by Yevgeny Pomeshchikov.
Cinematography by Vasily Simbirtsev and Radomir Vasilevsky.
Music by Oskar Sandler.
Production Design by Vasily Zachinyaev.
Starring: Svetlana Zhivankova, Vladimir Zemlyanikin, Konstantin Kulchitsky, Oleg Borisov, Dmitry Franko, Daya Smirnova, Yuri Sarychev, Nikolai Yakovchenko, Sergei Martinson, Tamara Nosova, Emmanuil Geller, Viktor Shulgin, Antonina Maksimova, Natalya Koreneva, Viktor Proklov, Yevgeny Morgunov, Margarita Demina, Yevgeny Orshulovich, I. Petrin, Vladimir Ivanov, Alla Amonova, Margarita Presich, and Valery Obodzinsky.
The film premiered in November 1959 in Odessa and on April 25, 1960, in Moscow. The comedy was seen by 24,700,000 people in the USSR.
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