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Pavel Bazhov: "The Stone Flower" and other Ural tales
Bazhov. "Stone Flower" - the magic of the folk tale
This work, like all other fairy tales of Bazhov, was written by him from the words of the Ural craftsmen and at the most is a literary processing of folk folklore. Narrative of the work about the stone-cutter Danilushka, who was stolen from the wedding by the mistress of the Copper Mountain - a mythical character of ancient Ural legends.
Recreation of anxieties, life, hopes and attitude of ordinary workers in the stories - that's what Bazhov wanted. "Stone flower" in this respect is no exception. According to the story, the protagonist Danilushka wholeheartedly wants to understand the natural beauty of the stone. Do it yourself, he can not, and he asks the mistress of the copper mountain to show him the legendary stone flower. Seeing his unearthly beauty, Danila, as the legend warns, remains forever in sorrow, for even the white light does not turn out to be nice.
The Stone Flower
In 1946, based on this work and other tales of the collection "The Malachite Box", the film "The Stone Flower" is published. This old tape with confidence can be called ethnographically accurate. It most realistically revealed the folk customs of one particular region. It is quite difficult even to determine the genre of the film - this is not a magical fantastic invention, nor is it a historical picture.
The tape brought to the viewer an extraordinary story of love for his skills, a story of talent and loyalty. Uralic tales immerse the viewer and the reader in the mythological atmosphere of ancient traditions, the real roots of which are still unknown to anyone. Their main idea is the statement that not everything in this world is measured in money, and not everything can be bought.
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