1920s Flappers in Odessa - Former USSR | 1929 AI Enhanced 60fps
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- The streets, beaches and night life of Roaring Twenties Odessa.
For some more affluent women, there was fashion, parties, bobbed hair, makeup and the ubiquitous cloche hat so popular with girls across the globe in the 1920's.
The position and roles of women in the USSR, in principle at least, were equal to men under the Soviet Constitution. The reality for the vast majority was very different. Millions ended up in gulags and a totalitarian system remained in place until the late 80's.
This is an AI enhanced and upscaled edit from the classic 1929 documentary "Man with a Movie Camera."
Filmed by Mikhail Kaufman. Directed by Dziga Vertov ( his brother) and edited by Elizaveta Svilova.
Famous for its range of cinematic techniques Vertov and Svilova pioneered. Multiple exposure, fast and slow motion, freeze frames, match cuts, jump cuts, split screens, etc.
In no way, do we wish to detract from the original film but we felt that Kaufmans cinematography deserved a little closer attention. This short AI enhanced edit takes a closer look at the intimate shots of Ukrainians, now long dead.
We strongly advise you see Man with a Movie Camera in all it's original silent glory and at it's original frame length ans speeds. It is freely available on the web.
The film in its entirety depicts the daily lives of ordinary Soviet citizens, in the cities of Kyiv, Kharkiv, Moscow and on the shores of Odessa,a popular holiday spot. It has no actors.
My favorite shots are the carriage/car sequences filmed on Pushkinska Street, Odessa
Largely dismissed upon its initial release, the British Film Institute's 2012 film critics poll, voted Man with a Movie Camera the 8th greatest film ever made.
AI Restoration Process:
1. DeNoise and removed artifacts.
2. Increased motion interpolation to 60 fps, using a deep learning open source program Dainapp.
3. Upscaled using AI to 4K resolution.
4. Added color using Deoldify
5. Soundtrack created.
This short AI enhanced film is published here for preservation purposes and - using the trans-formative power of AI technology, to add an immersive experience to the work of early pioneer filmmakers.
It is free to view and not commercially available on DVD or for republishing elsewhere.
Published here under the Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Online Video as outlined by the Center for Media & Social Impact.
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This kind of digital remastering makes people from that time period look so much more human and relatable.
Yes I didn't know how to describe how this video made me feel into words and I think you've done that.🍒
Well, they were humans...
More human? What were they before then, Klingon?? People on TH-cam do talk absolute bullshit at times!
So funny you say that - I just sent a link to one of these vids to my boyfriend and I said how the enhancement makes them seem so much more relatable.
@@joeblack8915 u got zero reading comprehension
it's like being in a time travel machine... Unbelievable
Get used to it!!!!
Which is why the invention of film is nearly a miracle, because IT IS a time machine. Via which we can travel to any time period. I have a theory that film/movies are here for humanity to develop self-awareness. The transformation from film noir to full color is a representation of the collective growth of our emotional self-awareness.
@@mimosa27 And still photos and old magazines...hell, my ancestors left behind so much life in the past that even watching all the movies is not enough life !
@@иванепифан-к8ж что вы имеете ввиду?
@@mimosa27 Я имею в виду тот пласт магических 20х в которых жили мои дедушка и бабушка. Тот пласт времён Ильфа и Петрова. Тот пласт жизни и материальной культуры наших предков отстоящих от нас современных на пару поколений и сто (всего лищь !) лет, тот который мы не знали (и узнать не сможем ибо по времени на это жизни не хватитт) будучи детьми увлеченными рокнролом в 80е и с презрением смотрели "на старых пердунов" а вот их жизнь жизнь предков тогда в 20 е оказалась гораздо насыщенней и интересной и спустя сто лет ! Я иногда спускаюсь в этот иллюзорный "подвальчик прошлого" чтобы подпитаться зарядом "той жизни", с её общественным интересом с ее "наполненностью" через эти видео через старые журналы "радиолюбитель" двадцатых годов из коллекции и - и чувствую "привкус времени" привкус десятилетий в этом материальном "отражении" ибо моя жизнь паскудна и уныло не правильна (хотя хороша).
Эй "времяне" на кинопленке. слышите вы нас ? Вы были ? Жили ?
The lady putting on lipstick on the beach, that's glamour
I feel like that lady is me in a past life cause that's some poop I'd do on the beach.
And trust me, it hasn't changed with Russian women... 😂😂😂
And that only a few years after the revolution...
And then she looks at the camera guy like she's going to kill him.
Nope. It's irrelevant on the beach and no make up will ever make her pretty.
This is fascinating to watch... thanks for the video!
Instablaster...
I wish we had footage of ancient Rome or Egypt or even Medieval times
We do! Game of Thrones has it all LOL
Why? You would see nothing if you don't care to be Gibbon.
Watch the local Chicago news- same thing.
That would be so amazing.
Or dinosaur period
Time is short. Life is precious. One day none of the stress, and misunderstanding of the world, and people around us will matter. The only thing left will be how we spent our time here. I hope it was with more smiles than frowns.
So true
Oh, shit ! I have similar philosophical thoughts ! (after 40 )
This comment 😊
A sentiment everyone should carry with them, thank you
It certainly puts life into perspective.
Dang, this looks just so modern, and yet it was 100 years ago
We misuse the word modern for contemporary.It was (20s) modern actually.Modern era ended within somewhere in 60s and postmodern era started.But nowadays I don't even now what to call this day and age we're living in.Post-post modernism or neo-postmodernism maybe?
91-92 years ago
@@muzafferelbeyli2756 hey friend, the modern era and the word modern are two different things, and using the latter one in this context it still correct! :)
yeah that beach scene was hot
This looks like you took a 90s high quality VHS camera back in time with you
This is so extraordinary. With more and more old reels from the early era being remastered & digitised and colourised, it's tremendous to see how people looked back then. ❤
russians, stop drooling and forget about our city🧹🕳️
It is hard to beleive that this is real
It was filmed 100 years ago
If you see a footage of a NBA game from 1998 that is much worse quality
All that was needed was the speeds to be corrected and the quality to be so sharp and crisp like new again. The colors are as fake as the tinting they used to do back then, but not original. And all this ridiculousness that the color makes them relatable is ridiculous. If you watched a modern NBA game in black and white it would still be "relatable" These films are still "relatable" if they were left black and white
Yes, for me isn't a real film, just a representation of.
@@Mi_fuente_es_TikTok_y_dice-- Of course it is a film. You give me a fuzzy old photo and in a photoshop-like software I can "fix" it, sharpen it, make it sparkle. Same can be done with old nitrate film. They were filmed at a different frames per second which is why traditionally they would look fast motion played on modern film projection devices. I don't really like colorization but that too is not so hard. It is the original film "enhanced" Your explanation is kind f silly.
The image stabilization when filming the moving horse carriage and the picture details are similar to what we can produce today.
@@luckyshow fine, then trust it you, because I don't.
I think this is the clearest video of the 1920s I’ve ever seen 🥰
better than my surveillance camera resolution and/or some tv channels today...lol
It's from a documentary,7 actually, 'a man with a videocamera' or smth. Was filmed in 1929 origunally, so the quality is better then in the chronicles
1:01 And you saw a bikini 26 years before to be invented.
That's what digital remastering does.
There are a lot of lies here, a lot of shots from America. Beauty salon, beach - this is not the USSR, this is America! black people on the beach. And also these are not shots of the 20s!
Its so strange, happy, and sad how I feel watching this. I think of how they are no longer here and the kids in the streets are old or not here as well. It’s weird and melancholic almost. Makes you think it will all be us one day, and people will be looking back on us. Life is so full but fleeting. Enjoy it everyone. Makes me tear up a bit.
I think the same, much sad !
I agree. And I cannot help thinking the tragedy that was wainting for this people was just around the corner: the famine, the purges and the war. By 1945, half of the people in this video probably were dead.
@@andrear7181 yeah, this is Ukraine in 20s of the 20 century, Odessa
@@autemniaequinoctius2030 what ukraine !? ... this is Soviet Odessa ..!
such a country .. as Ukraine ... in those years did not exist .. even on the world map ..)
@@borninsochi
Yeah, in 1928 year its a soviet republic Ukraine,
ivan u r fool
Imagine being able to see your great-great-grandmother on a video like this! How amazing would that be?!
(Also- That nail file looked like a knife! )
this is the time of my grandparents. it doesn't feel that long ago. but the war was catastrophic to these regions.
Ах, как странно смотреть на эти улыбки и знать, что их ждёт в ближайшие пару десятилетий. Спасибо за машину времени!
Slava Ukraini ❤
@@maryk.4758 к чёрту.
Их ждет восстановление по плану Маршалла и прекрасное будущее
@@olgabar1963не помню, чтобы СССР брал план маршалла)
мы тоже 2 года назад не знали, что нас всех тут ждет
My old heart feel joyful watching these videos, even though I'm 19.
Same
Even though I'm 1.9
Same here! Going to be 17 soon, yet I love looking at these old films.
That's a wonderful thing to say
Life is so strange. My husband's 94 year old grandmother was only three years old when this was filmed.
She 've seen a lot in her life!
It is SO STRANGE
its cool to think about but how is it strange that an old person was 3 or 13 or whatever... at one point in time ?
My grandmother is the same age, she was born in 1926 and just turned 95 last month! Her mind and memory are still very sharp, and she loves telling every new generation that they have it easier than the last when it comes to information and technology.
@@OrifielM i wish a long beautiful life for him
THIS VIDEOS ARE GETTING ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE. I AM FLABBERGASTED WITH THE TECHNOLOGY TO BE ABLE TO DO THIS
It is amazing... it reminds me of how they can also pinpoint when a storm is moving in Rain tornadoes down to like five minutes- little too amazing LOL
Спасибо огромное за ваш труд!
Its lovely to look back at how people lived back in the day.
This is so Adorable. 😊
I recognized this as a clip from Vertov. The description is so stereotypical british american about gulags blah blah blah nevermind that at this time the US was a white supremacist segregated society, but I digress, lol!
Я вам благодарен безмерно. Вы оживляете историю.
Благодаря этим видео прекрасно видно контраст отсталости от Америки и вообще запада. 1929-ый и ни одного автомобиля.
@@AlexWeinberg После первой мировой, революции и гражданской войны должно было быть опережение АмерикЕ?:))немного критического мышления, уважаемый, тем более очевидно, что это не столица, как отметились выше, скорее всего Одесса
Умерли они все/ почти 100лет назад/
@@AlexWeinberg это ещё хорошие годы,после коллективизация,и тотальное обнищание населения
@@AlexWeinberg а,так на видео нэпмены кайфуют
The fact that I wore the very same hairstyle and fashion in the 80's goes to show that nothing ever really changes; it only recycles...including US! 😇💕
@@panxoaltair1 That's what they mean lol. OP wore the exact same hairstyle in the 80's as one of the ladies in the 20's, meaning that fashion trends come and go and are 'recycled.'
@@panxoaltair1Please re-read what Blue Butterfly Wellness said. It was never said in their comment that was the 80's
Swing Out Sister
@@Caroline28483 "That's what they mean"? Why they? It's obvious, this was written by a woman.
The bob? Me too!
Those old films are simply precious,I love 1920 era,I wish there was a time machine just to go back on the weekends dancing
Lol yes just for the dancing - don’t wanna get stuck too long with the depression and WW2 just around the corner!
And in 1926, a corporal turned painter went to prison for a few months for trying to start a coup in Munich. Where he wrote a book...
th-cam.com/video/6qXTw2gX5NA/w-d-xo.html
@@moominmay USSR didn't suffer the depression.
in the US, take a gun with you and if you're non-white, beware!
Hi Glamourdaze, I offer you all my admiration for the quality of your work and effort on the preservation and restoration of these vintage film clips. Thank you for giving a opportunity to younger generations to appreciate the beauty and charm of an era long gone. Your colors are vibrant and the clean-up of the film medium outstanding. Thank you for bringing us back to a time of innocence and freedom (before the war(s) that is), Ciao, L
Смотришь на людей у них там жизнь кипит, и даже не верится что их давно нет в живых
наивное и ошибочное понимание, что тогда жили щасливие чем в 80-х к примеру. В любой эпохе были свои радости и страдания.
@@YuYu77Yu а где ты это прочитал, там просто написано, о том, что жизнь идёт
@@cepewka13 "у них там жизнь кипит" - явный посыл на счастливую и бурную жизнь.
@@YuYu77Yu нет,
приведу пример,
если сказать, что вода кипит в кастрюле, это не значит, что картофель сварился,
тут также, ты сам себе додумал, финал фразы
Просматривая такого рода видео задумываешься о смысле жизни. Лично я для себя решил 1 час в неделю (своего свободного времени) посвящать на благо Человечества на волонтерских началах. Это интересный опыт. Ведь никто не знает когда уйдет из этого мира, а оставлять бардак после себя как-то нет желания.
Sad part is that most of the children in the video probably had to go through one of the worst hells in history - the Great Patriotic War (WW2)..
Amen.
Those people went through the Russian Revolution, the great famine of the 1920s as well.
@@rosiesummer2711 And the war with Austria. And their great great grandparents with Napoleon. OK I thought their parents had dealt with Napoleon but 1929 is closer to 2021 then to Napoleon invading Russia.
How about Stalin's the Great Terror? 2nd biggest mass murderer in history behind China's chairman Mao
Ten years later those children were invading Poland as allies of Nazi Germany, a year later they were invading Finland. Frankly the video was a horror show of poverty due to ten years of communism, you'd have to go out into the boonies in a western country to see that level of deprivation. 1929 was also the year of the Wall Street crash.
This channel is pure gold.
I especially liked the part in the beauty parlour
Out off all the films from this channel, this looks like it was shot on video tape. Amazing!
This is like peeking from a window to the past. Fascinating!!!!! Lovely hairdos!!!
Their hats are so elegant!
I looooved the last bob hair!
0:23 there’s something dreamy about how the wind blows against her dress.
Yes..also made her look so elegant to me.
I thought the exact same thing ✨✨✨
I agree. Beautiful and haunting. If you put the zero in it can make a proper bookmark 0:23.
@@edgarlee2802 done ✅
It makes it look as if it’s today…
Dziga Vertov (the dude who directed the original footage for this) , Eisenstein and other soviet film directors of this time were totally fire: to look into this period if you have an interest for cinema/film history itc. Great video, as well as all other videos on this channel.
Amazing how few years ago there was brutal revolution and Civil War, and very uneasy times of economic turmoil for a young nation - Soviet Union. And yet people enjoyed their era, had their life going, worked and spent their time having fun! It's amazing how modern technology can offer what years ago was believed to be impossible to do.
Yeah true, sonny. And it would be nine years later when world war two would break out from Deutscheland
Another thing...this is around the time Stalin came to power. So this freedom wouldn't have last
@@stephenphillips4609 fashionable ladies probably spouses of chekists.
Living in houses confiscated from russian people tortured and eliminated by their husbands.
It was time of Red Terror.
Very scary time.
Stalin was a ruffian, his predecessors was even worst.
These were the days when glamour and hollywood were two very different meanings.
Hairy armpit.
@@thefreshmaker001
I totally agree.
This is the USSR. What removes the problem "the difference in the political system", "terrible Russia", "red horror" and other nonsense of propaganda and political deception
most of russia/ussr wasnt living this glamorous life style lmao it was the opposite
@@cheeseebun Back in the old days clothes were considered a pretty high priority. People did try to look nice money or no.
That final sequence is just gorgeous.
Yes, I loved it too
Yea
Cuál será el nombre de las 2 bailarinas?...
@@juanjulioromancampos9814 ¡Desearía saber sus nombres!
"Человек с киноаппаратом", Дзига Вертов.
My goodnesss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is insane cinematic technology! It looked as if it were filmed yesterday!!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
спасибо каналу за летопись истории редчайшие кадры
This is absolutely insane to watch. It’s creepy in a way.
@Prudence I think they mean the way the film is remastered... not the subjects or the time period, but the way it looks so real... as compared to black and white
@Prudence Probably a young person. To today's young every second thing is creepy.
@@HeatherB81 exactly thank you.
@@dixonpinfold2582 I wish I was a young person.
@@AltClev37 But not one creeped out all the time, surely? Depressed, disgusted, fretful, censorious, anxious, timid, inarticulate, empty, disconnected, puritanical and all the rest? Not a good time to be young. What's the antonym of Golden Age? For most, that's what it is.
This is the closest thing (for now) we will get to time travel. Do you do this work yourself? If so, what an amazing job.
Lol. Time travel will always be impossible.
Time travel is impossible.
@@spencerfrankclayton4348 It's not impossible, you're doing it right now.
The fact we're almost exactly 100 years later is crazy.
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Wrong! As of 2021 the footage u watched is nine point two decades of age 🎥
Спасибо за возможность взглянуть на прошлое!
Великолепно.Дыхание прошедшей эпохи
100 years ago - 😳
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Okay ask to delete it and put it back up in 2029
Almost!
How it is possible to capture these videos (1929) while the video recorder was invented in 1951.
@@ajaygautam832 They use AI - I mean, colour wasn't invented until the 1960s, so AI fills in the gaps.
These are all clips from "man with a movie camera" by dziga vertov.my favourite movie of all time
they all look so natural and real💗 they’re beautiful
They seemed so happy...Without phones nor technology. This is REAL living. It's so strange to know that they are gone now.. Rest in peace beautiful people💜
Telephones and technology didn't exist back then (I mean, not the way we have today), so of course they should be happy with they had at the time.
@@EzequielNascimento 50 yrs before I was born, yes I knew a happy life before modern technology and 70s and 80s were great especially the 80s, but these people were so lucky and I it looks like the roaring 20s in the USSR was as great or better than the US
You say, as you comment this from your phone/computer
@@eeeeeeeeeeeee9651 it’s still a valid point as without such we wouldn’t be able to see it.
@@cheshirescarf2065 yes but it seems funny to me. If it's only real life when you don't use your phone, then why is the op over here and not living the said real life?
The women were so much more beautiful back then. No injected faces, natural lips, subtlety and innocence. They looked happier too.
I would bet most regular women around you these days don't have those things you name, either.
It all comes back to beauty standards or specifically your beauty standards. If you see someone beautiful that doesn't mean they are/they are to others
I find the hairstyle back then incredibly ugly and unbecoming....makes them all look like the have beaks for noses. Also, all the women seem to have a very heavy jaw with almost no definition. But it definitely did seem like people were happier then. More social, more togetherness. Life was a common experience, unlike now, where everything is about the individual. Too easy to shut ourselves in our own world of music on earbuds while on a bus, surf the internet while waiting for kids to be done with dance rehearsal, check your email while your grandma is talking to you on the phone or even right in front of you. We live in a disconnected world, no matter what Facebook says.
@@AMcDub0708 I find your talking about happiness 1000% true
They were happier but they had makeup back then
In 2121 Paul Logan's archive blogs will probably be able to step from the screen as a full size hologram. A chilling thought.
Это удивительные кадры.. Спасибо автору! И тому, кто их редактировал в новый формат...
Хотелось бы рассмотреть фен......
Это фильм оказывается, человек с киноаппаратом
@@ninaanatolievna6049 удивлены, что тогда уже были фены? ))
Да, спасибо Давиду Кауфману (Дзиге Вертову)
@@svetashevchuk6242 вот блин, и здесь евреец...
Picture someone from the 1890s - Belle Epoque period - just 3 decades earlier, looking at the 1920s. Most ladies would be shocked by the shorter hair and hemlines.
@FruAnonym That shows you how recent are the freedoms we (nearly) all take for granted. They are bound to disappear soon and will appear to future ages as they are: a historical aberration. Children in schools will be taught that the age of freedom was an immoral, reckless, harmful, and dangerous experiment (much as Chinese children are taught today). In this way the children will come to look on it as an age of insanity.
@FruAnonym Men's fashion was strictly regulated too. Had to wear a hat, had to have hair a certain length, even mechanics wore a collar and tie, were expected to go to war, risk their life saving women and children, did all the dirty jobs.
The first world war ended traditional European culture. That horrific apocalyptic war that sent an entire generation of men to fight, ended up turning those men against their own cultures. Religion was not taken seriously anymore, people stopped believing in the monarchies, communist and fascist movements started popping around all of Europe. It was a new paridime shift.
@@AsiaMinor12 But --- as with short hair and hemlines --- cultural alienation, apostasy, anti-royalism, communism, fascism and all the rest were not actually widespread. They were quite likely to bring one into social disrepute. Broader acceptance came much later.
It is a mistake to suppose, for instance, that the urinal at the art exhibit was met with public acclaim. It wasn't. It is only that the memory of it has been passed down gingerly, reverently, and with tender affection by enthusiasts, like the hair of saint in a special box.
0:40 look that boy behind them ! He's so modren in 1920's wearing T-shirts and all 😀
Lenin and Stalin were in full force when this clip was made. I guess those were communists party bourgeoisie elitists having a great time while the majority of the masses lived in abject poverty and torture.
Lenin was 5 years dead by 1929. And Stalin' s terror was just about to start , but true, these are communist commuist elite golden kids not normal population.
🤣🤣🤣 and your comment got 9 likes OMG вспоминается Задорнов 😁
This brings history to life in a way never seen before….amazing!
0:05 This girl's skin is brighter than my future.
Russia has many milk-white girls...
Kinda worried about her teeth though
@@anona2017 You dont have to worry anymore
@@foljs5858 russia is VERY far from Odessa, which is literally across Turkey. Like, Thessaloniki are closer than moscow to us. Both culturally and in distance. It's also a multicultural Ukrainian city that is famous for Jewish and Greek population, plus Turkish, Syrian and Korean diasporas, among others. Russians, during their occupation of Ukraine, made constant pogroms, and forced us to surrender the city to Hitler, killing over 100 thousands of Jews and Roma as result. We also literally fought a bloody battle in 2th of May 2014 to not become part of "russian world"... so better not mention russia near Odessites, ESPECIALLY IN CONTEXT OF WHITENESS, mkay?
Kasumi Rina, please, chill!
Unbelievable. That's why i love TH-cam.
I love all early 1900s people and things from that era it reminds me of my grandparents who are more like a Daddy and Mummy and best friends to me as well as being my truly beloved cherished grandparents 💔😭🦋🐦
I'm only 1.9 years old but I yearn for these times. Other lads my age are busy playing with cubes, but not me; I long for the days of yore.
Thank you for the important and fine work that you do to produce the content that you do. It lifts your spirits and brings a smile to one's face. The world needs more of this stuff.
I have always been obsessed and fascinated with the flapper girl era. Every Halloween I dress up as one and I love it. This film is wonderful and it feels like they are right here today. I love it. So realistic. Sad how times have changed.❤️ I would love to dress like that every single day and night.❤️❤️☺️
You should dress like that! You were probably a flapper in a past life.
I also like to prefer short hair girls with well clothings.
Oh me too. So lovely.. Love those hats of that era.
@@susanmonks184 Well, go get your inner flapper out! Tomorrow is Twosday, 22-2-22, maybe get out your tutu for the day, lol!
I love these videos from the 1920's.
Gnarly, I’m pretty sure my great grandpa was living in Odessa around this time
Completely mesmerizing. Like it was recorded yesterday in brilliant sunshine.
Глядя на такое понимаешь,что в любые исторические эпохи найдется время для индивидуального счастья и веселья.
Ой, мамоньки, шо делается! Это таки Одесса!
Это Одесса???
@@ОктябринаПриморская ну конечно, мадам! Арочку в Воронцовском переулке не узнает только слепой!)
@@natadida я плачю.... это всё лук....
Может это адаптация? Не вериться, что вот так просто можно было делать съёмки улиц. Ещё и цветные.
@@ОктябринаПриморская какие цветные? это нейросеть улучшает качество и добавляет цвет.
И таки с первых же секунд в кадре Эсфирь Шуб ...
The more Flappers videos the better.
Like glamourdaze wrote, these clips are from Man with a movie camera by Dziga Vertov. You can watch it here on youtube: m.th-cam.com/video/xF-abw0cCa4/w-d-xo.html
This movie is SPECTACULAR! Thanks for the recommendation! 👍🏽
What superb restoration of this footage, so impressive the work that must go into making this look as fresh as today. Beautiful to watch, thank you.
It’s great to see films like this been Colorized l could watch these films all day well done 👍 👏👏
I love the one lady with her hair done, applying lipstick on the beach!
Reminds. My mom n daughter putting on lipstick 💄
Incredible!!! It looks like people of nowadays dressed a little bit different. People of our time dressed as in the 1920 s
Incredible how BEAUTIFUL they were without any plastic surgery and all that unnecessary stuff!
Amazing!!!!!! Video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By the way, Odessa in 1929 is Russia, not Ukraine. Until USSR there was no such country like Ukraine.
There was no such country as Russia either, there was Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, and Odessa was in Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
@@MrKuriIIko , Russia was before and after USSR. Unlike poor Ukraine.
I'm totally in love with this video 💖💖💖
Incredible what AI can make... this firm looks life a true life scene
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo. J'adore revoir les époques passées.
A bientôt.
absolutely goddammed breathtaking! absolutely wonderful job done with the restoration. Shows me a very different moment in soviet life in 1929.
when the two women alighted from the carriage in pushkinska street the one on the right - her light-coloured skirt can be seen moving with a breeze that day!
phenomenal job! 😮😃🤩
Ok, it’s like standard stuff, enhancements aside, and then that composite shot at the end 🤯
Tiny detail like hair movement is magnificient.
RIP beautiful people..
Incredible.
Gracias por el trabajo que hicieron y por subirlo 🙂🙂
There's nothing more incongruous than applying lipstick at the beach.
0:05 Отлично...))) Excellent....
Absolutely amazing. My Mother was born in 1921. Fantastic videos. Just brilliant to watch. The colour just brings the people alive. Just like yesterday. Makes one ponder when one watches. Thank you
Jesus, that's an odd year
Incrível!
Nem parece real. É tipo cenário de novela de época.
Maravilhoso.
And that old reel you watched is nine point two decades of age as of 2021 🎥
SUPER NICE Video!!!
Great film! I love these films, my question is who was doing the filming and why? I wonder if there was any sense of them filming these for future generations? Or perhaps people watched these movies back then?
"The position and roles of women in the USSR, in principle at least, were equal to men under the Soviet Constitution. The reality for the vast majority was very different. " - Why, when you write about the USSR, you can not do without propaganda? The reality was not different. A woman in the USSR was completely equal in rights with a man. Unlike the United States, where women are still fighting for equality ...
In the US, women have FAR more rights than men, it is forbidden to criticize them in any manner, and they are pampered to the point developing narcissism. Get a clue.
@@YoBravaFrumAnuvaMuva But women in the US continue to stand up for something, right? Nevertheless, you argue that the United States is still an unequal society.
My grandmother would have been 14 at this time in Russia. She lived until 2006.
Crazy to think how much the world has changed
@@whoareyou7399 What I find interesting is how much someone watches the world change through the course of their life. You look at the 20s, and you think of ppl living in a vault. And they would have nothing to relate with in your own lifetime. But my grandmother was a teenager in the 20s. And in the 90s, my dad thought it would be funny idea to bring her along to watch Jurassic Park with us.
Yeah, she absolutely hated the movie. It was funny though watcher her reation.
Wow! She survived the famine, the purges and the war. God bless her soul.
@@andrear7181 well, not without a bit of luck. She had already moved to Iran before much of that began. A lot of Armenians living in Russia got the wind of it, of how bad things were going to get, and relocationing is something we've always been really good at. My grandmother was the only one in our family that spoke 5 languages. She had to learn a new one everytime we had to move. English, the last language she had to learn.
@@ramik81 She was very lucky to leave before it all started. I know a woman here in Chile, she is russian, from St. Petersburg, I once told her it was a miracle for her to be in this world. Her grandparents survived in that city the purges and the war.
*"Отлично!"*
That one sounded so random..😆
Incrivel como a tecnologia nos permite a ter uma imagem antiga nessa qualidade. parabéns pelo canal. O Brasil agradece
greatest work with color and movie speed
What lovely images! Everything back then was revolutionary, not just politics!
The lady getting out of the car-her hat and dress are so gorge!!💗 Thats style!
If I could go back in time it would be this year of 1920s wo on were so beautiful not afraid to be themselves....on the beach wearing pearls and putting on lipstick how wonderful
Strange to realise that 1920's women went sunbathing at the beach in costumes that look almost modern, and how dramatically fashions had changed since the end of the 19th century. The addition of colour brings these long dead people back to life, if only for a moment, providing a window into a world that would all be swept away a mere ten years later when the Nazi's took the world to war.
I very much like this timeline. They didn't shave back then. Thank you Juus for changing fashion!!!
You forgot to mention, only few years back there was revolution and civil war in what later formed a nation called Soviet Union. And yet people lived, loved and enjoyed their life!
Wow such a clear film footage like actually being there. It looks free and liberated in Russia at that time. Not what I would have expected at all. I guess it's not the whole picture though but they knew how to live