Черно-белые ретрокомедии

At 0:00:00 the film "Маленькие комедии большого дома" (1974) presents lyrical and satirical novellas about 1970s Moscow life, staged by the Moscow Academic Theatre of Satire. The first novella, "Смотровой ордер", is an optimistic comedy about moving and assimilation. The second, "Грабеж", is a modern psychological detective involving a burglary. The third, "Московская серенада", is a love comedy with songs and dances (musical). The fourth, "Звуковое письмо", is performed by Alexander Shirvindt. The fifth, "Пой, ласточка, пой...", is a domestic oratorio for the housing department with piano. At 2:34:52 the teleplay "Два вора" и "Насморк" (1969) by Mark Zakharov adapts Branimir Nushic's comedies: "Два вора" follows a wife, her lover, and a philosopher thief, while "Насморк" centers on a mother‑in‑law, her daughter, and a mysterious sneezing phenomenon. At 3:16:33 the comedy "Взлетная полоса" (1970) tells of Mukhabbat, a mountain‑village craftsman of women’s ornaments, who loves pilot Zafar, but her father attempts to marry her off. At 4:23:28 the film "Особый подход" (1959) depicts a comedic battle against bureaucracy and the construction of a new road through a fruit garden at a kindergarten, featuring characters such as Lev Mirov, Mark Novitsky, and others.