Тайна золотой горы (1985 год) приключения

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1722 год. Петр I издает указ, из которого следует, что каждый, кто найдет в земле русской природные богатства — драгоценные камни, минералы разные, и представит карту с их точным указанием, должен быть щедро вознаграждён и получает право выкупаться на волю. Указ этот взбудоражил всю Россию. Крепостные крестьяне и всяческие рудознатцы ринулись в Сибирь добывать себе волю. Отправился за ней сюда и крестьянин Михайло Волков, но ничего такого, за что он мог бы её получить, пока не удаётся. Особо мечтает он найти некую «золотую гору», которая по слухам прячет в себе богатейшее месторождение «горючего камня» — каменного угля. Судьба сводит его с одним немецким геологом, которого царь Петр нанял для исследования природных ресурсов Сибири. И мечта Михайло начинает приобретать реальные очертания. Однако, он не знает, что в его маленький отряд местным богатеем заслан шпион. Как только сокровища будут найдены, он должен будет убить Михаила.

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Speaker 18

Year 1722.

From the decree of Peter the Great about the search of ore, minerals and stones in the Russian land.

Those who find the samples of ore and the maps of those places in Berkollegia will receive a generous reward, as well as allow them to swim out of the fortresses at will.

This decree excited the whole active Russia.

The peasant miners went to Siberia to extract wealth and glory for their fatherland, and for themselves, for their will.

Speaker 5

It's strange.

What's strange?

Everything in the world is strange and incomprehensible.

Oh, Mikhail, that's for sure.

Well, shall we move on?

Move on?

No.

Dear man, we will continue to search for them.

Why so?

Well, you need to look for good artillerymen.

And I was given people.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 18

In the third spring, Mikhail Volkov went on a search in Siberia.

Today we know little about this man, but the most important thing is that we know him.

He has the honor of a great discovery, which determined the path of development of the domestic industry for three centuries ahead.

Our film is about this man.

Speaker 14

The Tabor province is not just vast lands, but also priceless treasure.

Yes, yes, of course.

Vasily Mikhailovich, you are the head of the treasury.

Tell me, please, what do you think?

Why is this treasure given so slowly?

How many people went to the ore search last year?

Almost two hundred, Prince.

And how many have returned?

A hundred will be gathered.

Where are the rest?

The path is hard.

Aleksei Mikhailovich...

Speaker 12

If you haven't started, then keep talking.

What's wrong with you?

Our miners are being intercepted by private producers.

Some with bribes, some with money, and some with a hammer on their head.

How dare you, Aleksey Mikhailovich, Asokin, to come to the sovereign people with your mark.

Come on, shake your hand.

Here, rest.

Speaker 13

Thank you, Christ.

Well, how?

Everything is according to the law, Vasily Mikhailovich, I checked.

Everyone has leave from the landlords.

Only one, I think, appeared with false papers.

Apparently, he came to Siberia by deception.

Speaker 5

Here he is.

Who is he?

The landlady of Selivanovo, a man from the fortress, Mikhail Volkov.

Speaker 14

Listen, Alexei Mikhailovich, what kind of paper is this fellow?

The decree allows Mikhail Volkov to look for all sorts of metals and stones in all parts of the Russian land.

Whose signature is it?

Peter the First.

Who wrote it?

Myself.

Myself?

Or the Baroness wouldn't let me go on a search.

Speaker 5

Are you educated?

No.

I wrote it by memory.

How is it by memory?

Like this.

I saw the royal decree and wrote it.

Speaker 12

And how did you put your name in it?

Speaker 14

I collected it in letters.

Give him the pen.

Write again.

Write your name.

Do you remember?

Not with a pen, but with a mind.

Speaker 12

What a memorable memory!

Didn't I send you to the ore search last year?

Speaker 5

And in the past.

And what did you find?

I found it.

But it wasn't enough to buy it for free.

Well, come here.

Can you think on the map?

I can.

Speaker 12

Well, give me the map.

Here.

Speaker 1

Look.

Speaker 12

They say, in Siberia, there's a golden mountain somewhere.

And where is it?

We don't know where it is.

That's why we need smart people.

Can you find them?

Speaker 5

I've been hearing about that golden mountain for two years.

I can't get it in my hands.

That's why I don't have the will.

What do you need the will for?

What do I need the will for?

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

Speaker 1

Yeah!

Speaker 10

Yeah!

Oh, my God!

Speaker 24

Well, Corley, how is the German?

What is he?

Speaker 7

He came to us from Germany, with the permission of the Bergkollegium, with the aim of finding the ore.

He's a scientist.

He's got a tool.

Not like our men with rags.

This one will find it.

If he finds it, Osokin will make us gold.

Speaker 24

And if we miss it, he will put me to shame.

Speaker 7

And I'm talking about you.

What if all the people are lying and there's no Golden Mountain?

Speaker 10

It can't be like that.

Speaker 7

You'll find everything.

As always.

So I have already removed five by your will.

Speaker 24

And you do not count.

Then we will count.

I know what you want.

It will be a true cross for you.

Kornel Petrovich!

Kornel Petrovich!

I am here!

Speaker 3

I am here!

Come on!

Speaker 5

Nikodim!

Nikodim!

What's wrong, Savushka?

It's raining.

The door is open, Savushka.

What kind of door is that, Savushka?

It's a wall.

And I said, a door!

Speaker 10

Open it!

Speaker 5

Our expedition will be very heavy.

I thought we should take three more people.

We should, we should.

We'll look for them here.

Speaker 10

Ha-ha-ha!

Speaker 14

Wait, master.

Speaker 5

Take it.

And give the hat back to the man.

And you don't interfere.

We agreed on the hat.

For such a hat, you can feed five.

Who are you?

Speaker 25

And what are you to him?

He is by conscience.

Speaker 1

What?

Speaker 25

And now I'm going to get angry.

I wanted it to be quiet.

Speaker 1

Come on.

Speaker 5

What's your name?

Kharitoshka.

And I'm Mikhail.

Speaker 10

Hey!

Speaker 25

Oh!

I'm telling you, don't.

Speaker 10

Take your hat.

Speaker 9

These two, like three of them.

Speaker 22

Oh, yeah!

Speaker 5

Wow!

And where did you take so much?

Burned.

And why did you hang your noses?

Well, you're half a year in the forest, you scum, breathe some fire.

Then I'll look at your nose.

If there was a burning stone, you wouldn't be afraid of it, you wouldn't get burned.

Speaker 23

Well, look for it, if you're a miner.

You gave me a gift,

Долгий путь маня Ой, добра, добра Ой, щедра, щедра Мать, земля моя Ой, добра, добра Ой, щедра, щедра Мать, земля моя

And as the first gift, this white light, where I have no fate.

And as the second gift, beyond the Ural mountain, full of fire.

Like the third gift, the brightest gift, The distant distance.

Burn like a star over my destiny,

Speaker 5

Friedrich Haganich, do you remember the Glizhogovs?

I remember.

So what?

I thought, Siberian soil, it's like a treasure, for God's sake.

Speaker 4

What is it that it doesn't have?

There is ore, precious stones, gold.

Is it possible that it doesn't have a burning stone?

Speaker 5

Explain it by science.

A burning stone.

Speaker 20

Stone coal.

Stone coal?

We haven't found it yet, maybe not.

There is stone coal in Germany.

Speaker 5

So it must be in Siberia.

Maybe, maybe.

Speaker 20

But for now, Tsar Peter buys stone coal in Germany.

Speaker 17

Oh, my God.

Speaker 5

Oh, hello, peasant!

Speaker 9

Well, well.

Speaker 5

Here we are!

Well, well!

Accept guests!

People are kind to me!

Not people with you, but you with people.

Oh, look!

Speaker 17

He recognized me!

Recognized!

Oh, he recognized me!

Recognized!

Well, what?

Did you find what you were looking for?

Speaker 5

What did you find?

Well, and what?

Home!

Now what?

You didn't find the main thing.

Yes.

They say somewhere in Siberia there is a gold mine.

Well, what?

Well, he's lying.

And that's it!

Speaker 22

Gold!

Speaker 7

You're lying!

Don't talk like that.

Siberians don't like talkative people.

Speaker 3

Why are you standing there?

Help me!

They're beating me here!

Speaker 10

Ha-ha-ha!

Speaker 3

Ha-ha-ha!

Speaker 5

Oh!

You're super!

You're Nikitin.

Speaker 20

A very good cook.

Do you have a wife, Nikitin?

Speaker 5

I will.

I found my own.

Here it is.

I'll build a house and find a wife.

I want everything to be as it should be.

A house, a wife, children will come.

Speaker 20

Yes.

A house, a wife, children, that's good.

A man must have his own house, wife, children.

Oh, my God.

How far I've gone from my family.

But it's all right.

This expedition will be successful.

I'll be rich again, I'll build a second floor, I'll open a shop, and I won't go anywhere from my Gretchen, from my little children.

Speaker 5

What?

My grandmothers.

Ah, grandmother.

And you, Gordy Petrovich, do you have a wife?

Speaker 6

What am I?

Now...

It's too late to think about a new life.

Speaker 5

What are you talking about?

She's a big beast.

Friedrich Haganich, don't you like that you talked about the house earlier?

I like it, I like it.

Speaker 20

But there... there's my house, my land.

What's it called?

Speaker 1

Motherland?

Speaker 20

And here I am a stranger, and everything here is a stranger to me.

There I am Herr Nagel, and here...

Speaker 10

German, overseas.

Speaker 5

Friedrich, let's call you Fyodor.

You seem to be our Russian.

Fyodor, good, good, Fyodor.

But then not Yaganovich, but... Ivanovich.

Oh, Ivanovich, Fyodor Ivanovich.

Fyodor Ivanovich.

This is a reason to drink.

And if you come to Germany, I'll call you Michael, I'll call you Jürgen, I'll call you Karl, and I'll call you... Hariton.

We don't have such a name.

Speaker 25

Come on, I'm not going anywhere.

Speaker 5

You'll go, you'll go.

Speaker 22

We'll just call you Schultz.

Schultz!

Speaker 18

It's hard and dangerous to be a miner.

It's not easy to give your wealth to the land.

The nature is insidious, the wild beast is scary.

Speaker 10

And there were already robbers in the Siberian lands.

But we didn't fly, we caught one.

Speaker 1

And she bites!

All right, Budya, Budya!

I'll go to our Polonyanka.

Speaker 10

Well, who am I?

Speaker 1

What do I have to do?

Speaker 16

To call, to magnify.

Well, at least my little man.

Speaker 12

A thug, a thug.

Speaker 1

A thug, a thug.

Speaker 15

A heavy hand.

Iron.

Speaker 16

A horse in the forehead, on the knee falls.

The hand of the lord.

If he wants, he will punish.

Well, if he wants...

Speaker 22

Vako, Vako, Koznice!

Vako, Vako, Koznice!

Speaker 10

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!

Hey!

Speaker 22

They found the gold!

Where?

Where?

Speaker 5

It's gold.

Where is it?

Speaker 10

We shouldn't have let them go.

Speaker 21

A piece of paper.

What?

Speaker 3

A piece of paper.

Give me a piece of paper.

Now we could have died.

Speaker 5

We need to free the horses.

We'll get rid of the horses.

The map is the most important thing.

The map is our path, our work, our research.

We're colleagues of Tsar Peter.

Speaker 4

There she is.

Go.

Speaker 5

Ataman has her in his hands.

Speaker 4

Yes, yes, yes, it's her.

I see.

What a fool.

Speaker 5

He put her there, in the carriage.

I want to get her.

Come on, Fyodor Ivanovich, you're first.

What are we going to do, huh?

So be it.

Speaker 4

I have no strength to overcome them, but I have to take the map.

I will try the carriage, and you will fall into the ambush.

If I finish the map, okay, but if not, you will help me.

Speaker 22

And why is that?

Paper!

Paper is more expensive than all that junk!

Speaker 9

With that kind of paper, we can go anywhere!

Speaker 10

Don't cut the skin!

It's on you!

Fool!

We just left, and they are swimming!

Speaker 22

Run, run!

Go!

Speaker 24

Let her go!

Speaker 10

Don't come any closer!

I'm Harry the Robber!

Oh, boy.

Speaker 11

Who are you?

This is... Ataman!

Speaker 19

Hide the card.

Speaker 15

Don't be afraid.

I'll be right back.

The card?

No, it fell down.

How far is it down?

Far away.

Do you want to fly off the map?

No.

You'll have to.

I'll make you a bird.

Speaker 3

Goodbye!

Ataman, where are you going?

Ha-ha-ha!

Ha-ha-ha!

Speaker 5

Come out!

Don't mess with me!

Or I'll get angry.

Since the places here are empty, dark people have started to appear.

I think we should use the map wisely.

What if it gets to someone we know?

It's all written where and what we've found.

What did you suggest?

To mark all our native finds with special signs.

There's olive, there's a circle.

Very good idea.

Draw your sign, and the key to this card will be here.

Speaker 10

The head.

Speaker 1

Thank you.

Speaker 1

Hey!

Speaker 3

Do you want some berries?

Speaker 5

Take it.

Speaker 8

I also found something for you.

Really?

What is it?

What is it?

What is it?

Speaker 4

Here, look.

This is a mountain crystal.

Speaker 3

And this is a silver ore. Oh, a silver one!

A silver ore, you bastard!

Speaker 10

Ha-ha!

Speaker 22

Ha-ha!

Ha-ha!

Ha-ha!

Ha-ha!

Ha-ha!

Ha-ha!

Ha-ha!

Ha-ha!

Speaker 5

Ha-ha!

Hooray!

Speaker 16

Hooray!

Speaker 22

Ha-ha-ha!

Ha-ha-ha!

Ha-ha-ha!

Speaker 5

Oh, my God!

Speaker 22

I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there,

Speaker 21

Makar Vasilyevich has arrived.

Speaker 3

You know, they took the habit!

Didn't you spend the night at home?

The robber stole!

Oh, oh, Manka Triermilova!

She also disappeared somewhere for two nights.

The robber is a thief!

Well, I'm hot, huh?

Speaker 16

Oh, my God!

Speaker 25

I'm like a cathedral dome for everyone to see.

Speaker 5

I saw it myself!

Very far away.

So, wait.

We're going, Fyodor Ivanovich.

We're going.

Good, good.

You'll find the ore. What's next?

Will you build a house?

I will.

Speaker 25

And the forge?

Speaker 5

And the forge.

Well done!

Speaker 25

I already walked on the Volga.

Pull, pull the strap.

Speaker 5

I'm sick.

Only I need to buy out first.

Why buy out?

I'm a serf.

Speaker 3

That's why I went to look for ore to buy out.

You, boy, wanted to get married early.

Go, go first.

Speaker 5

And I'll go?

Speaker 3

Go!

Go!

Speaker 5

Go!

Speaker 3

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Speaker 1

Go!

Speaker 3

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Speaker 20

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Speaker 22

Go!

Speaker 1

Go!

Speaker 22

Who?

Where?

To look for the Golden Mountain.

Speaker 24

Forgive me, Fyodor Ivanovich.

Go on your own.

I can't.

Why?

You lied to me.

I wanted to go to the tower.

I didn't think about it.

Speaker 1

Thank you.

Speaker 9

.

Speaker 1

.

Speaker 1

.

Speaker 18

Neither a day nor two, but months have passed on the way and in search.

A lot has already been found.

It would be enough for the men for free, and for Nagel to return to Germany.

It was very tempting to find the Golden Mountain.

Speaker 2

My God!

Speaker 9

Nikitin, it's you!

Speaker 5

It's me.

That's right, it's you.

Mikhailo!

Speaker 9

You recognized me again.

Speaker 5

Oh, you're a native.

Come and have a rest.

I'm glad.

Oh!

Did you see that?

So, you...

Speaker 7

Nikitin, we didn't come here for nothing.

Speaker 5

How do you feel about being alone?

There, behind the hills, the Shorts live.

The people are good, we get along.

And I see that you haven't found all of it.

It will take a long time before you find it.

We won't find it yet.

No, no.

We will continue our expedition.

Soon it will be autumn, then winter.

Well, what about the winter?

We'll cut the winter off, we'll winter off, and we'll look for it.

If I told you to go back, we must go back.

I've already found a lot.

How is that possible, Fyodor Ivanovich?

We went, we went, we didn't find the main thing, and we turned back home.

Not in our language, it's somehow not in Russian.

I'm deadly tired.

I want to come back with you, boss.

Besides, I've been looking for minerals, not legends about them.

Your Holy Mountain is a myth, a fairy tale.

All right, go home.

You have the Emperor's seal, and we have the Emperor's people with you.

We won't let you go.

What do you mean, we won't let me go?

Speaker 7

We'll tie you up and you'll go where you need to go.

Speaker 5

I beg your mercy.

Amen.

Speaker 3

Wake up, guys!

Wake up!

Mikhailo!

Mikhailo, wake up!

Speaker 24

What kind of people are they?

Speaker 5

Khariton, the door!

Oh, hello, guys!

Are you here?

We're here!

Oh my God.

Speaker 22

Nikitin!

Speaker 19

Where's Nikitin?

It's a trap.

Speaker 25

We have to hold on a little bit.

We have to find a way out.

Well, hold on, hold on.

Speaker 17

Who shot?

Hey, who shot?

Speaker 25

Well, I shot.

Speaker 22

And what's next?

You'll get the map, come on.

Take it!

Stop!

Stop wasting time!

Burn them!

Speaker 16

They'll come out.

Where are they going?

Speaker 24

What do you have there?

Rocks all around!

Speaker 10

Stop it!

How are we going to do it?

Just a little more and you'll break through!

Come on, faster!

I can't!

Faster, Mikhail!

Faster!

I want to get out!

That's it!

You missed!

We got you!

Fyodor Ivanovich, it's time to get out!

Give me the map!

Seryozha, get out!

Where's the map?

Speaker 1

I'll show you!

Speaker 10

Hurry up, Khariton!

Speaker 22

Ah!

Speaker 3

Ah!

Speaker 25

Oh, that's it.

Speaker 1

Shoot!

Speaker 10

Shoot!

Speaker 1

Shoot!

Speaker 1

Shoot!

Speaker 1

Shoot!

Speaker 3

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Speaker 12

Father, do you know if there is such an aal in the world?

Or is it a dream?

Speaker 20

It's not an aal.

This is the city.

And this is the sea.

What is this?

This is a ship.

Speaker 12

People sail on it in the sea.

Sea?

Speaker 20

What is this sea?

This is a lot of water.

And you can sail on this water.

Speaker 1

My home.

Speaker 2

Hey, let's go to my yurt.

Speaker 19

Why a yurt?

Speaker 22

We'll put the hut here.

Speaker 4

Ask your father.

Didn't he hear anything about the Golden Mountain?

Speaker 12

Rumor has it that it's in your area.

Father heard about that mountain from his father, who heard about it from his grandfather, who saw that mountain.

But where is it?

Speaker 5

We don't know.

There!

There!

It's not there!

It's not there!

There's no Golden Mountain!

It's a legend!

And the legend is untrue!

We have to go back!

We've already found a lot.

Speaker 20

Our map is... To me, the second floor is a shop.

For you, it's free.

Go, Mikhail.

Speaker 11

And what's that smoke over the mountain?

What's burning there?

There's nothing burning there.

There are spirits breathing under the ground.

A new legend.

No, it's a very old, very ancient legend.

On this mountain live spirits.

They sleep.

But they are guarded by door guards.

Speaker 18

In those days, it was not surprising to meet in these places a courier from St. Petersburg.

He came back from the town of Kuznetsk to St. Petersburg.

Speaker 8

Your health, Mr. Nagel.

I will be glad to welcome you in St. Petersburg.

Yes, yes, thank you.

Speaker 21

Do you have any problems?

Yes, Mr. Horikov, I am in a difficult situation.

I need to leave immediately.

Do you need to part with these people?

Yes, I want to get rid of these crazy people.

But I can't take you.

I have important documents.

Speaker 20

This is an expensive thing.

Speaker 21

Take me with you, and this medallion is yours.

Speaker 20

My butterflies.

Let's have a laugh.

Speaker 8

Semyon, get ready.

Well, thank you.

Mr. Nagel, won't you take me to the carriage?

Speaker 20

Yes, with pleasure.

Speaker 8

I'll be right back.

Speaker 19

Hurry up.

Speaker 12

Father said a four-eyed man found his ship.

Speaker 4

What?

Speaker 1

Stay!

Speaker 1

Stay!

Speaker 3

Mikhaila, stop!

Mikhaila!

Don't go there!

Mikhaila, don't go!

Why are you there?

What's going on there?

Mikhaila, don't go there!

Mikhaila!

Speaker 1

What is it?

Speaker 1

What is it?

Speaker 19

Strange, incomprehensible.

Speaker 3

Flaming stones.

A burning stone!

Speaker 10

Stone coal!

Here it is!

My will!

Speaker 5

Petrovich, my dear!

You can't see him here.

Coal-burners burn in the woods for half a year.

And here, for a thousand years, you can only set up factories.

And the German said, you don't have a golden mountain.

Here it is.

And it will be more expensive than gold.

What sign will you mark?

What are you aiming at?

Speaker 7

Here, draw.

Speaker 19

From where?

Speaker 7

This is my concern.

You found a burning stone, and I saved the map.

Speaker 25

Get down!

Speaker 3

Dasha!

Speaker 10

Where are you going?

Mikhailo!

Darya!

Mikhailo!

Daryushka!

Mikhailo!

Daryushka!

Don't touch it!

Don't touch it!

Don't touch it!

Daryushka!

Daryushka!

Daryushka!

Daryushka!

Daryushka!

Daryushka!

Speaker 22

I'm fine.

Speaker 5

What about you?

I've found you.

Go with me.

Come on!

Speaker 3

Come on!

Speaker 19

You're lying!

Show me!

Well, it's... Come on!

Speaker 3

Korney Petrovich, confirm it!

Speaker 22

Who are you talking about?

Speaker 5

Korney Skaryatin.

Asokin, the factory owner, is a dog.

He was lying to us.

He stole the map for Tsar Peter.

All right.

Well done for reporting.

Now my Cossacks will cover the entire route, all the roads, and he won't leave.

Froh!

I'm here!

Speaker 14

Froh!

Yes.

Take him.

And go around the entire facade.

Whoever he points at, tie him up and bring him here immediately.

Speaker 5

Look down at the river.

There are often fugitives hiding there.

Got it?

Got it.

We'll start with the river.

Speaker 24

Let's go.

Yeah, let's go.

Why did you leave a witness?

How to understand this?

Speaker 7

What are the signs?

What does it mean?

I don't know.

Speaker 24

They put them without me.

Did you find any gold?

I did.

Silver?

I did.

Where are they?

Me!

Who put the sign?

Volkov.

This is the one I...

That's how I punished you.

Why did I pull you out of the mine?

Speaker 7

Why did I make you weak from the chain?

Don't make a fuss, Spyridon Fomity.

I've remembered your places.

Speaker 24

But I won't show them to the lawless.

But I sued you.

You sued me in the past, and I believed you.

And now that's it.

It's better to die in the mine.

Speaker 1

And I won't point out the free one.

Speaker 24

You'll point it out.

You'll point it out with an attempt.

Speaker 5

Yes, Kornei Petrovich, everything in the world is strange.

Strange.

Strange, but understandable.

Может, свидимся!

Не поминайте лихом!

Поехали, Дарьюшка!

Speaker 18

How many of them were pioneers and discoverers who conquered the unknown?

How many of them did not return?

How many remained nameless?

But how many of those who multiplied Siberia with the wealth of the Russian state?

Speaker 1

Thank you.