压路机和小提琴 (1961)
Каток и скрипка
从五岁就开始学习小提琴的小男孩萨沙（Igor Fomchenko 饰）每天花大量的时间练琴，他和小朋友宛如生活在两个世界，有的淘气鬼甚至戏称他为“音乐家”。萨沙很苦闷，还要尽力躲开孩子们的奚落。有一天年轻的压路机驾驶员瑟黎卡（Vladimir Zamansky 饰）帮萨沙解了围，他们很快成为好朋友，开始了仅有半天的友谊。瑟黎卡约萨沙晚上去看电影《夏伯阳》，严厉的母亲得知后，将萨沙锁在家中，他们的约定最终未能成行……
演员阵容
- Игорь Фомченко — Sasha
- Владимир Заманский — Sergei
- Марина Аджубей — Girl in Pink
- Юра Бруссер — Yura Brusser
- Слава Борисов — Slava Borisov
- Людмила Семёнова — teacher
- Tanya Prokhorova — Neighbor
- Наталья Архангельская
- Марина Фигнер
- 安东尼娜·马克西莫娃 — Sasha's mother
- Александр Ильин
趣闻
The Steamroller and the Violin, is a 1961 featurette directed by Andrei Tarkovsky and from a screenplay written by Andrei Konchalovsky and Andrei Tarkovsky. The film tells the story of the unlikely friendship of Sasha, a little boy, and Sergey, the operator of a steamroller. The film was Tarkovsky's diploma film at the State Institute of Cinematography (VGIK), but was made at the Mosfilm studio.
Production
The script for The Steamroller and the Violin was written by Andrei Tarkovsky and Andrei Konchalovsky, a fellow student of Tarkovsky at the State Institute of Cinematography (VGIK). They worked on the script for more than six months in 1959 and 1960. According to an interview with Polish journalist Zdzislaw Ornatowski, Tarkovsky wanted the film to be a poetic film, based on mood and atmosphere, not on sharp conflicts or traditional dramaturgy.
Apart from a couple of minor scenes, two scenes from the first script versions were not included in the final shooting script. First, a scene showing a rehearsal for the May Day parade showing tanks rolling along the street. In the final shooting script this scene is left out in favor of the demolition scene. This scene was intended to reference the war experience of Sergey. The second change involved the final scene of the film.
For the role of the operator of the steamroller, Sergey, Tarkovsky cast Vladimir Zamansky, an actor at the Sovremennik Theatre. For the role of Sasha he cast Igor Fomchenko, a seven-year-old music school student. Although Tarkovsky was at this time only an unknown film student, he wanted to hire the well-known Sergey Urusevsky as cinematographer.
Although the film was Tarkovsky's diploma film, it was produced at the Mosfilm studio at the production unit for children's films. The film was completed in 1960. For his diploma film, Tarkovsky earned the grade of excellent (Russian: отличный), the highest possible distinction.
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