Film screening based on the play by Kondrat Krapiva “Who laughs last” will be held in the National Library

The satirical comedy directed by Vladimir Korsch-Sablin “Who laughs last” (1954) will be shown in the hall of documents on art (paragraph 306) of the National Library on November 17, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports.

In honor of the 130th anniversary of the birth of the writer, poet and playwright Kondrat Krapiva, the library staff organizes a film viewing based on his play Who Laughs Last. The event will be held in the framework of the project “Magic of the film frame”.

The classics are known to many since school. Among them are “Ganaryst Parsyuk”, “Dyplamavany Baran” and others.

Characteristic characters, sparkling humor and aphorisms of the author wonderfully fit into the canvas of the film by Vladimir Korsch-Sablin based on the writer’s play “Who laughs last”. The show will be joined by a film critic of the Department of Screen Arts of the Institute of Art Studies, Ethnography and Folklore named after Kondrat Krapiva, as well as fellow countrymen of the writer, employees of the Uzden Central District Library named after P. Trus.

The movie will start at 17:00. The number of seats is limited, so you need to pre-register by phone: +375 (17) 293-27-53. Entrance will be carried out with a reader's card.