Man of Music

Year: 1952

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Grigori Aleksandrov

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Mikhail Glinka debuts a new work at Earl Vielgorsky’s soirée, but an audience used to Western music reacts coldly, disheartening him. He studies in Italy, returns to craft an opera; Zhukovsky suggests Ivan Susanin, and Tsar renames it *A Life for the Tsar* and hires Baron Rosen. The opera succeeds, yet Glinka doubts the libretto; Nicholas’s suspicion of *Ruslan and Lyudmila* fuels his resolve.

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