Word: urbanski
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...score would have risen considerably higher, except for expert goal-tending by both Harvard's Bob Bland and B.U.'s Barry Urbanski. Even when the Terriers had their biggest lead, the Crimson kept heavy pressure on Urbanski, firing well over twice as many shots as B.U. in the first two periods and out-shooting the Terriers 40 to 15 for the game...
...first of these, the hero meets a soldier (Evgeni Urbanski) whose leg has been amputated. Invalided home, he is ashamed to face his wife as only half a man, decides to get lost instead-"Russia is big." The hero persuades him to go home. They arrive. The wife is not there. The soldier hangs on his crutches, a broken man. Suddenly a woman screams his name. His head snaps up. She runs to him, covers his face with kisses. All at once he sags with relief; a terrible joy fills his face; he crushes her in his arms...
...picture as an exuberantly gifted moviemaker. The best of his camera work has force and a creative gaiety. He makes inspired use of sound, silence, rhythm, and a wonderfully witty and expressive score composed by Mikhail Siv. He casts and directs his players faultlessly-as the legless soldier, Actor Urbanski is massively impressive...