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K-313 [Motion picture: electronic resource]: [documentary: at 2 o'clock] / scriptwriter and director: M Katushkin; operator: In Lushin; sound engineer: A Movsisin; the text read: And Stavissky, About Belov; producer: A Telnov; St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio - Electronic Data (2 video files) - (St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio, 2011) -
Access Mode: the Internet portal of the Presidential Library named after B. Yeltsin
System requirements: PC 1 GHz or higher; RAM 512 MB or higher; Windows; Windows Media Player; video adapter; sound card
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Total length of the film: 59 min Color with black and white episodes, sound
On the title shots: the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the TVE "St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio" Maxim Katushkin K-313
Original resource: K-313 [Motion picture]: [documentary: at 2 o'clock] / scriptwriter and director: M Katushkin; operator: In Lushin; sound producer: A Movsisin; , About Belov, Producer: A Telnov, St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio [ St. Petersburg]: St. Petersburg studio for documentary films, 2011 1 videocassette (59 min), color with black and white episodes, sound Location: St. Petersburg studio of documentary films
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Saint-Petersburg studio documentary films
The documentary video film "K-313", shot in 2011 by the director Maxim Katushkin, is dedicated to the specialty of deep-sea military divers. At the Naval Polytechnic Institute (until 2012, the Naval Engineering School named after FE DZ The former graduates of this class participated in lifting gold from Edinburgh, searched for and raised the Korean Boeing (1984), lifted the nuclear submarine "Kursk", developed the program "Amphibian Man" and "Underwater House" The film tells about the history of this specialty, as well as the fate of the officers of the 1987 release. The feature of the documentary tape is that its author and director is a K-313 graduate. The film consists from Vuh parts: the first part of "Divers" - covers the period from 1982 to 1990, the second part of "Weightlessness" - from 1991 to the present
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I Katushkin, Maxim Vladimirovich (1965-) II Lushin, Vladimir (operator) III Movsin, Anton (sound engineer) IV Telnov, Alexey Nikolaevich VStavissky, Ivan Yanovich (actor, director, 1962-) VI Belov, Oleg VII St. Petersburg studio of documentary films VIII Russian Federation Federal Agency for Culture and Cinematography1 People (collection) 2 Diving operations deep-sea - Newsreel 3 Navy - Diving Service - Russian Federation - Newsreel 4 Documentary films |
ББК 685317я04
ББК 85373 (2)
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The source of the electronic copy: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio
Location of original: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio |
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Ch 1: Divers [Movie: electronic resource] - Electronic data (1 video file) - (, 2011) -
Access mode: the Internet portal of the Presidential Library named after B. Yeltsin
System requirements: 1 GHz or higher; RAM 512 MB or higher; Windows; Windows Media Player; video adapter; sound card
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The length of the film: 28 min 19 with Color with black and white episodes with sound
Original resource: K-313: [documentary: at 2 pm] Part 1 Divers [Film] [St. Petersburg]: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio, 2011 1 videocassette (29 min), color with black and white episodes with sound Location: St. Petersburg studio of documentary films
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Saint-Petersburg studio of documentary films
The film contains such unique frames, as working off the dive to a depth of 120 meters, the work of divers during the lifting of the Kursk submarine, training of anti-sabotage forces in the pool. From the personal archive of the heroes of the film, an exclusive video of the events of August 1991, as well as the trip of the St. Petersburg OMON to Chechnya in 1996
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1 "Kursk", nuclear submarine - Newsreel 2 The people (collection) 3 The Navy - Diving service - Russian Federation - Newsreel 4 Documentary films |
ББК 685317я04
ББК 85373 (2)
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The source of the electronic copy: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio
Location of original: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio |
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