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First Love
Here is the legendary story of Ivan Turgenev. The work has been reprinted many times, its plot and problems are so attractive that the filmmakers of many countries - Spain, Poland, France, USA, Germany, Canada, Mexico and even Japan - took to film the story. The first attempt to bring the events to the screen in Russia dates back to 1915 (unfortunately, the film has not survived to this day), but the most famous screen production belongs to Vasily Ordynsky, who shot the eponymous picture in 1968.