Directing
Mariya Muat
Born — Died
1923-12-31 — 2010-09-04
Known for
Directing
Credits
14 titles
Mariya Muat was a Soviet and Russian film director, screenwriter, and film critic. She was the mother of animation director Mariya Muat.
Known for
NRBased on the play of the same name by S.Prokofieva and I.Tokmakova staged by the Central Academic Theater of the Soviet Army. The play is based on the famous legend of Robin Hood.
The Arrow of Robin Hood
1986
NRAt the end of the boarding school, young Rebecca will find the place of a simple governess, and you really want to get into the world, to marry a noble rich man. And she does not despair, believing that the natural mind helps out no worse than papa's money. Penniless, but full of ambition, Becky is confident of her success at the fair of everyday life.
Vanity Fair
1976
9.5Schoolboy Vasya and his little sister Klasha live on the shore of a picturesque lake, in which trout are bred. With the help of their friends, the dogs of the Quiver and the horse Strelka, the guys detain the poachers.
The Poacher Hunter
1975
NRA staging of the play of the same name at the State Academic Maly Theater of the USSR.
Before Sundown
1975
5.2The film takes place in Sweden at the beginning of the 20th century. Rasmus is a boy who lives in a shelter. Unwilling to stay in the orphanage, he escapes and joins a tramp nicknamed Oscar Tumbleweed.
Rasmus and the Tramp
1979
NRPerformance at the Maly Theater from the novel by the Russian writer Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky.
Humiliated and Insulted
1979
Behind the camera
NRBased on the play of the same name by S.Prokofieva and I.Tokmakova staged by the Central Academic Theater of the Soviet Army. The play is based on the famous legend of Robin Hood.
The Arrow of Robin Hood
1986
NRAt the end of the boarding school, young Rebecca will find the place of a simple governess, and you really want to get into the world, to marry a noble rich man. And she does not despair, believing that the natural mind helps out no worse than papa's money. Penniless, but full of ambition, Becky is confident of her success at the fair of everyday life.
Vanity Fair
1976
9.5Schoolboy Vasya and his little sister Klasha live on the shore of a picturesque lake, in which trout are bred. With the help of their friends, the dogs of the Quiver and the horse Strelka, the guys detain the poachers.
The Poacher Hunter
1975
NRA staging of the play of the same name at the State Academic Maly Theater of the USSR.
Before Sundown
1975
5.2The film takes place in Sweden at the beginning of the 20th century. Rasmus is a boy who lives in a shelter. Unwilling to stay in the orphanage, he escapes and joins a tramp nicknamed Oscar Tumbleweed.
Rasmus and the Tramp
1979
NRPerformance at the Maly Theater from the novel by the Russian writer Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky.
Humiliated and Insulted
1979
NRAn inveterate gambler Mikhail Vasilievich Krechinsky loses a large sum of money. In order to avoid shame and pay debts, Krechinsky decides to marry a rich girl. But in order to receive the blessing of his father and speed up the wedding, he again has to go to deception...
Krechinsky's Wedding
1975
9.0Lida Karyakina is 15 years old. Facing trouble at school and at home, she decides to drop out and find a job. Soon, she realizes that she wants to be a teacher.
Different Girl
1985
NRBased on the fairy tale by Janusz Korczak, staged by the State Central Children’s Theatre. The story of a boy‑king who dreamed of making all the children in his kingdom happy.
King Macius the First
1976
NRA fairy-tale staged as a puppet show about little rabbits who overcome their fear with the help of a magic galosh that was lost by an absent-minded hunter.
The Magic Galosh
1970
6.0A group of Bolsheviks in 1908 attempts to establish the publication of underground literature under police terror.
And It's May Again
1968
NRA staging of the play by Anton Chekhov at the Moscow Academic Art Theatre.
The Seagull
1974
NRIn the fall of 1944, a fearless intelligence officer is captured by the Nazis.
Unknown Woman...
1967
NRThe famous surgeon academician Saburova decided on a very difficult operation with her own method developed at the time. Professor Sadovnikov revealed the bitter truth to Saburova - various symposiums, meetings and meetings distanced her from practical surgery, and it would be more correct to entrust the operation to another doctor. A domineering person by nature, Saburova met her colleague's advice as a grievous offense, but soon found the strength to admit that he was right.
The Only Witness
1973
