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Флобер Гюстав. Мадам Бовари

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1960
Episodes
1
Language
Russian

Запись с грампластинки Всесоюзной студии звукозаписи «Мелодия» - Радиокомпозиция Всесоюзного радио СССР по спектаклю «Мадам Бовари» по страницам одноимённого романа французского прозаика Гюстава Флобера в постановке Александра Таирова. Премьера спектакля состоялась на сцене Камерного театра Таирова в 1940 году.

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Разрушены мечты об «идеальном браке», выдуманный Эммой «принц» оказался скучным провинциальным врачом, и она, задыхаясь в унылом, безотрадном замужестве, от отчаяния принялась искать счастья в «романтичных» любовных связях... Такова сюжетная завязка одного из самых значительных произведений в истории французской литературы, - много раз экранизированного шедевра о «маленькой трагедии» молодой женщины.

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  1. Флобер Гюстав. Мадам Бовари (1960)

    No date given · No. 1960 · 1 h 35 min

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  1. Флобер Гюстав. Мадам Бовари (1960)

    Listeners' uploads · Коонен Алиса · 1 episode here · archive.org

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