About company Manual news Projects Mass Media about us Contacts home news Actors Pyotr Fedorov and Alexander Pal presented the picture "Icebreaker" at the Third Icebreaker Festival in St. Petersburg Actors Pyotr Fedorov and Alexander Pal presented the picture "Icebreaker" at the Third Icebreaker Festival in St. Petersburg 05/04/2016 In St. Petersburg, the Icebreaker Festival has ended, which traditionally gathered a huge number of people wishing to get acquainted with the romance of polar adventures on the embankments of the Bolshaya Neva. During the weekend in May, St. Petersburg hosted the world's only Icebreaker Festival. It was attended by the operating icebreakers "St. Petersburg", "Mudyug", "Ivan Kruzenshtern", "Captain Sorokin", which were open for free visits. The festive program of the festival was opened by the presentation of the new film "Icebreaker", which will be released on October 20 this year. The plot of the picture is based on the real events of 1985, when the ship "Mikhail Somov" was caught in the Antarctic ice and spent 133 days in a forced drift. The film was presented by director Nikolai Khomeriki and actors Pyotr Fyodorov and Alexander Pal. They talked about the film and their impressions of meeting real icebreakers on the set of the film: “When I first climbed onto the icebreaker, I felt that I could do everything - such a frantic energy comes from this huge colossus! At the same time, I realized, how weak a person is before the elements and can lose to it at any moment, ”shared Alexander Pal, who played the pilot Kukushkin in the film. Pyotr Fyodorov played the role of the ship's commander - Captain Petrov. "Preparing for a role is not only learning the intricacies of the profession and its nuances," said Peter. "A living person and his personality are always primary. It is impossible to become a champion of Russia in a short time, learn to fly an airplane or operate an icebreaker - but you must become a champion or a hero for himself, on his way to a certain image. " "The Icebreaker is a story not so much about fighting the elements as about exposing their true self, because the crew members find themselves in a confined space and do not know if they will survive and return home," says the film's director Nikolai Khomeriki. "And their heroism is to remain human even in such a situation." The organizers of the festival, on behalf of the Committee for Transport of St. Petersburg, awarded the director and general producer of the film, Igor Tolstunov, with a commemorative sign for his contribution to the popularization of the icebreaker fleet of Russia. Back to the list 119991, Russia, Moscow, st. Mosfilmovskaya, 1 tel .: +7 (495) 937-71-92 fax: +7 (499) 143-90-21 Feedback Development and design 2011 © StGlekler