The problem of orphanhood, orphanages, rose incinematograph almost from the beginning of its foundation. Many watched films about orphans. People of the older generation are familiar with the movie "Republic Shkid", filmed in 1966. It highlights the problems of homelessness in post-revolutionary times. Trust, respect for children on the part of teachers helped the children to change, to forget their fraudulent habits and to re-educate.
In 1971, American filmmakers withdrewthe film "Generals of sand quarries". So people call homeless children. After all, homeless teenagers had no shelter. Their house became sand quarries. Many were afraid of homeless children. After all, they had to somehow survive, so they were forced to fight in any way for their piece of bread. But the guys did not forget how to love. Their hearts are not hardened from life's adversity. They give shelter to Dora and her brother, whom their relatives drove out onto the street. Fearless and responsive young girl quickly joined the team, replacing the children with mother and sister.
Such films about orphans cause sympathyand compassion. This is facilitated by beautiful music. It's tragic that half of the guys who shot in the film died a year later. They were real orphans, not actors. It was difficult for them to survive in reality.
Soviet films about orphans are moreare optimistic, although they also cause compassion for young citizens. The main role in the film "The Mistress of the orphanage" (1983) was played by the famous Natalia Gundareva. Few of the viewers of that time could believe that the actress herself had no children. After all, she was so heartfelt played by a loving mother in "Once, 20 years later." In "The Mistress of the Orphanage", the actress became a mother for several dozen children who were under the guardianship of educators and her - the director.
According to the plot of the film, the main heroine adopted a boy, but he does not know what is non-native. At the end of the film, Alexander Ivanovna (N. Gudareva) takes another child.
In the same year 1983, the movie "The Boys" appeared on the screens of the country. In the center of the narrative is the teacher Pasha (Valery Priemykhov) and the 13-year-old Andrei Zykov.
Pavel Vasilyevich Antonov, or Pasha, as the children call him, works as the head of the summer sports and labor camp. He was not afraid to collect in one place complex adolescents.
The film tells how many difficultieshad to overcome the guys, until they realized how to live. Until we learned to separate evil from good. Antonov was able to become for teenagers not only a mentor, but also a true friend. After all, boys of this age are very much in need of a father who acts as a sometimes stern, but loving and just mentor.
Every evening he offers teenagers to sit down and think what good they did for the day. By his example, correct methods of influence, the teacher was able to re-educate difficult adolescents.
The list of films about orphaned children can be continued with a list of the following films:
Russian films about orphans: "Vanechka", "My children", "Cook", "Bastards". The latter tells about the feat of teenagers from the orphanage, who are trained to fight the German invaders.
A documentary about orphans "The Orphan: superfluous business "tells about the children who live in the orphanage. Most have parents, but they do not need sons and daughters. The film says that even after the war there were not as many orphans as there are now, sad statistics are cited. Currently, there are 130,000 children in orphanages and homes, and 95% of them have parents. Every third pupil of an orphanage falls into the dock, one in five becomes homeless, and each of ten counts his life. This is the fate of children who are deprived of parental love.
Yes, in children's homes they have shelter, food, theylearn, but this is not enough. The children need a family, a caring mother. In the film, a female reporter asked the boy from the orphanage to remember that he had a good life. He could not do it. Another girl said that she is in this life for herself. That's how kids think, left without parental support.
Movies about orphans make everyone think ...
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