Comedies, shot by Soviet directors, remain cult to this day. They are watched with pleasure by both the previous generation and young people, because in these films wonderful humor is combined with unobtrusive morality and great acting.
Soviet comedies: part 1
Who does not know the comedy of the great Leonid Gaidai "Operation Y and Other Adventures of Shurik"? Stories about student Shurik, who is able to repulse hooligans who are planning to rob a trading base, charm a beautiful excellent student and re-educate an inveterate parasite, do not cease to amuse a huge number of people.
No less popular comedy is the film "Yolki-sticks!", The main character of which constantly fantasizes about his great glory, while repairing broken TVs. The inventor develops a blueprint for a new sensational device - a color TV, assembles it and gives it to the children of the boarding school. However, along with golden hands, a kind soul and a pure heart, the hero got a little eccentricity, with which he had already tortured all his friends and even relatives.
Another cult film "The Queen of the Gas Station" brought great fame to Nadezhda Rumyantseva, who played in this comedy the ambitious Poltava woman Lyudmila Dobryi Vecher. A girl who dreams of a career as an announcer, then a flight attendant, and then a ballet dancer on ice, is forced to earn money at a gas station, serving truckers. Energetic Lyudmila manages to bring many bright moments and positive changes to the quiet life of a gas station.
Soviet comedies: part 2
A lyrical comedy adored by several generations called "The Most Charming and Attractive", which tells about the modest designer of the bureau Nadezhda Klyueva. A woman does not try to be feminine, does not follow fashion trends and does not indulge herself with beautiful clothes, but everything changes after the appearance in her life of Susanna, an old friend of Nadezhda. Active Susanna decides to help Nadezhda turn into a fatal beauty and find her beloved man.
The comedy "A Girl Without an Address" is based on the story of a young guy Pasha, who meets a strange girl on the train on the way to Moscow. Pasha falls in love with an eccentric friend, but their paths diverge even at the station. How can Pasha find his companion in the huge capital - after all, he only knows her name and surname, which are possessed by a huge number of Moscow residents …
Soviet comedies to this day are the standard of humor and quality, which many directors are equal to. They starred the most famous actors who considered it an honor to take part in the films created by the great Soviet directors.
