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(selected) A Soldier’s Wife (f) (1959), Roman and Franceska (f)(1960), A Dream
(f) (1964), Brightening Up (f) (1967), Conscience (f) (1968/87, banned), Heavy
Spike (f) (1969), Tale of a Woman (f) (1973).
Dombrovsky, Alexander, b. 1969
(selected) The Prayer (s,v) (2001)
Donskoi, A., b.
(selected) Reflection (s) (2000).
Donskoi, Mark, 1901-1981
(selected) Life (s) (1926, uncompleted), with Mikhail Averbach, In the Big City (f)
(1927), with Mikhail Averbach, The Value of a Man (f) (1928, lost), with Mikhail
Averbach, The Fop, or The Pigeon, or But Vanya Dances (s) (1929, lost), Alien
Shore, or Foreign Shore (f) (1930, lost), Fire (f) (1930, lost), Song of Happiness (f)
(1934), with Vladimir Legoshin, The Childhood of Maxim Gorky (f) (1938),
Among People, or My Apprenticeship (f) (1938), My Universities, or The
University of Life (f) (1939), Brother of a Hero (f) (1940), Children of the Soviet
Arctic, or The Romantics (f) (1941), Beacon, or The Lighthouse (s) in omnibus film
Fighting Album No. 9 (f) (1942), How Steel Was Tempered, or Heroes Are Made
(f) (1942), Rainbow (f) (1943), The Unconquered, or The Unvanquished (f) (1945),
A Village Schoolteacher, or The Village Teacher, or The Training of Feelings (f)
(1947), Alitet Leaves for the Hills (f) (1949, partially lost), Our Companions, or
Sporting Fame (d) (1953), Mother (f) (1955), At a High Price, or At Great Cost (f)
(1957), The Gordeyev Family (f) (1959), Hello, Children! (f) (1962), A Mother’s
Heart, or Sons and Mothers (f) (1965), A Mother’s Devotion (f) (1967), Chaliapin
(f) (1969), Hope (f) (1972), Nadezhda (f) (1973), The Orlovs (f) (1978).
Doshuk, Volodymyr, b.
(selected) Treasure Island (s) (1990), Melancholy (s) (1991), Million Years after
B.C. (s) (1992), Thirst for Love (s) (1993), Bad, Aangry and Even Angrier (s)
(1999), I Dive (s) (1999), The Bad, the Mad and the Maddest One (s) (2000), Never
Wake a Dark Night (s) (2001).
Dovgan, V., b.
(selected) The Downfall of the Battalion (f) (1965).
Dovhalyuk, Viktor, b. 1967
(selected) Prism 6+1 (s) (1997), with Alfred Maksymenko and Hanna Kuts, 360
BU (a) (1998), with Hanna Kuts.
Dovzhenko, Alexander, 1894-1956
(selected) Vasya the Reformer (f) (1926, lost), with F. Lokatinsky and Yosif Rona,
Love’s Berries (s) (1926), The Diplomatic Pouch (f) (1927), Zvenigora (f) (1928),
Arsenal (f) (1929), Earth (f) (19330), Ivan (f) (1932), Aerograd, or Frontier (f)
(1935), Shchors (f) (1939), with Yulia Soltntseva, Liberation (d) (1940), with