Wedding

Year: 1944

Runtime: 64 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Isidor Annensky

Comedy

Based on Anton Chekhov’s vaudeville of the same name, the petty‑bourgeois Zhigalov family learns that their daughter‑in‑law Dasha, who has been under the care of the official Aplombov all summer, has been sharing daily meals with him and that he is in fact her intended husband—yet he abruptly decides not to go through with the marriage.

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