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"A comedic drama about a member of the landed gentry of nineteenth-century Russia whose indolence destroys his life."
"Oblomov drinks, eats, and sleeps his life away as his estate dwindles to nothing."
"A moving adaptation of Ivan Goncharov's great 19th century tragi-comedy novel about a gentle aristocrat who would rather sleep than compete in a modern world of expanding industrialization."
"A comedic drama about a landed gentry of nineteenth-century Russia whose indolence destroys his life."
"The hero of this satiric film concerning Russia's aristocracy before the Revolution, is a wealthy landowner whose laziness is legendary. In an opening sequence, a parade of visitors attempts to coax the lethargic protagonist to dress and emerge from his womblike lair. The director uses contrasting landscapes of light and dark to mirror Oblomov's life: an innocent, naturalistic aspect, and a forbidding, decadent one. (Does not circulate)."
"Oblomov, well-intentioned but slothful, sleeps his life away as his estate dwindles to nothing."
"Una adaptación de la gran novela de tragicomedia del siglo XIX de Ivan Goncharov sobre un aristócrata apacible que preferiría el sueño que compite en un mundo moderno de industrialización."
"A comic-drama about a wealthy Russian of the 19th century who can't seem to get motivated to do anything except sleep and eat, no work, public service, social life, travel or even attending to his estate."
"An adaptation of Ivan Goncharov's 19th century tragi-comic novel about a gentle aristocrat who would rather sleep than compete in a modern world of expanding industrialization."
"Mikhalkov satirizes Russia's aristocracy before the Revolution in the story of Oblomov, a wealthy landowner whose sloth is legendary. In an expressive opening sequence, a parade of visitors attempts to coax the lethargic protagonist to dress and emerge from his dark, womb-like lair. Finally, his friend Andrei persuades Oblomov to rouse himself and accompany him to a country estate. There, Oblomov meets and eventually marries the lovely Olga. The director uses contrasting landscapes of light and dark to mirror Oblomov's life: an innocent, naturalistic aspect and a forbidding, decadent one."
"A comedic drama about a member of the landed gentry of nineteenth century Russia whose indolence destroys his life."
"A member of the landed gentry of 19th century Russia destroys his life through sloth and indolence. The foremost question he deals with daily is whether to get out of bed."
"Russia, Ottocento: Oblomov è un piccolo proprietario terriero, pigro e abulico al di là di ogni immaginazione, che niente e nessuno riesce a scuotere dal suo torpore asfissiante, né il brillante amico Stol'c, né Olga innamoratasi di lui. (Mereghetti)."@it
"An adaptation of Ivan Goncharov's tragi-comedy novel about a member of the landed gentry of nineteenth-century Russia whose indolence destroys his life."
"Oblomov owns 350 serfs he has never met, and just lies on his back in a St. Petersburg apartment, sleeping, eating, sleeping some more, watching his finances dwindle and whining at his servant for not being sensitive enough."@en

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"Film and video adaptations"@en
"Fiction"
"Fiction films"
"Foreign language films"
"Adaptation"
"Feature"
"Drama"
"Historical films"
"Motion pictures"
"Commedia (Genere)"@it
"Film adaptations"
"Film adaptations"@en
"Foreign films"
"Feature films"
"Russian language films"

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"Neskolko dney iz zhizni I.I. Oblomova (Film cinématographique)"
"Oblomov"
"Oblomov"@it
"Oblomov"@en
"Neskol'ko dnej iz ̌zizni I.I. Oblomova"@it
"Neskolko dnej iz zhizni I.I. Oblomova (Motion picture)"

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