Interplanetary Revolution (1924) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2026-09-22 | Interplanetary Revolution (1924) movie
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1929) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-24 | Baron Munchausen is a fictional German nobleman created by the German writer Rudolf Erich Raspe in his 1785 book Baron Munchausen's Narrative of his Marvellous Travels and Campaigns in Russia. The character is loosely based on a real baron, Hieronymus Karl Friedrich, Freiherr von Münchhausen.Versions of the fictional Baron have appeared on stage, screen, radio, and television, as well as in other literary works. Though the Baron Munchausen stories are no longer well-known in English-speaking countries, they are still popular in continental Europe. The character has inspired numerous memorials and museums, and several medical conditions and other concepts are named after him, including Munchausen syndrome, the Münchhausen trilemma, and Munchausen numbers.The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1929) animated cartoonGenres: Animation, adventureProduction Co: MezhrabpomfilmDirected by D. CherkezScript: N. Sats, D. CherkesAnimators: I. Ivanov-Vano, V. Suteev, V. Valerianova
Adventures of the Little Chinese (1928) puppet movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-24 | Stop motion cartoon about two Chinese kids in search of a land free of slavery and racism. Their adventures end in the Soviet Union.Adventures of the Little Chinese (1928) puppet movieGenres: Animation, adventureProduction Co: MezhrabpomfilmDirector: Mariya Benderskaya, Sergey BenderskayWriter: V. Leventon
One of Many (1927) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-24 | A Soviet girl dreams of Hollywood in the charming short combined live action/animated film. The film takes its cue from Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks’ visit to Russia in 1926. The story follows a film-obsessed young girl (played by Aleksandra Kudriavtseva) who arrives home, still dizzy with excitement. Because today was the day that she saw … Mary and Doug! And not only that, but: “Mary SAW ME!” The inserted newsreel footage is cut so as to give the illusion of a special moment of eye contact between her and Mary & Doug. Her joy is palpable. “She’ll take me to – AMERICA!” And when the girl lies down to take a rest, she is transformed into a cartoon character – and the film enters an animated Hollywood dreamland.One of Many (1927) movieGenre: Comedy, AdventureProduction Co.: Mezhrabpom-RusDirected by Nikolaj HodataevWriting Credits: Nikolaj HodataevCinematografy by P. MenshinAnimators: Olga Hodataeva, Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida BrumbergCast:Aleksandra Kudriavtseva as girl
Masquerade (1941) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-24 | The play begins when beautiful Nina (Makarova) loses a bracelet during a masked ball. Another woman finds it and without revealing who she is gives it to an ardent Calvary officer admirer at the ball. This officer had earlier spend the evening learning how to gamble from Nina's husband Arbenin (Mordvinov). When the young officer shows the bracelet to Arbenin, the husband starts to suspect that he has been betrayed by his wife, Nina. The film depicts the effects of Arbenin's jealousy on everyone around the couple, leading to a quarrel with and calculated humiliation of the officer, Arbenin poisoning his wife, and finishes with a strange out of left field "I told you so" from someone who Arbenin had injured a decade earlier.Masquerade (1941) movieGenre: DramaProduction Co: Lenfilm StudioDirected by Sergey Gerasimov Writing Credits: Sergey Gerasimov, Vyacheslav Gordanov, Mikhail Lermontov (play) Music by Venedikt Pushkov Cinematography by V. Gardanov Production Design by Semyon Mejnkin Costume Design by P. Gorokhov, Yevgenia SlovtsovaCast:Nikolai Mordvinov as ArbeninTamara Makarova as NinaMikhail Sadovsky as Knyaz Zvezdich Sofiya Magarill as Baroness Shtral Antonin Pankryshev as Kazarin Emil Gal as Shprikh Sergey Gerasimov as Neizvestnyj
Bukovina, a Ukrainian Land (1939) documentary All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-23 | Documentary film about the Bukovina region. A Soviet propaganda film, shot right after the annexation of Northern Bukovyna to the USSR, covers an uneasy life of the villagers and town dwellers. A significant part of time is devoted to the main city of the region – Chernivtsi.Bukovina, a Ukrainian Land (1939) documentaryGenre: DocumentaryDirectors: Aleksandr Dovzhenko, Yuliya Solntseva
The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. West in the Land of the Bolsheviks (1924) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-23 | The film chronicles the adventures of an American, "Mr. West," and his faithful bodyguard and servant Jeddie, as they visit the land of the horrible, evil Bolsheviks. Through various mishaps, Mr. West discovers that the Soviets are actually quite remarkable people, and, by the end of the film, his opinion of them has changed to one of glowing admiration!The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. West in the Land of the Bolsheviks (1924) movieGenres: ComedyProduction Co: GoskinoDirected by Lev Kuleshov Writing Credits: Nikolai Aseyev, Vsevolod Pudovkin Cinematography by Aleksandr LevitskyCast:Porfiri Podobed as Mr. John S. WestBoris Barnet as Jeddy - the cowboyAleksandra Khokhlova as Countess von SaksVsevolod Pudovkin as ShbanSergey Komarov as The One-Eyed ManLeonid Obolensky as The DandyVera Lopatina as Ellie - the American girlG. Kharlampiev as Senka SvishchPyotr Galadzhev as CrookS. Sletov as CrookViktor Latyshevskiy as Crook Andrei Gorchilin as Policeman Vladimir Fogel
China in Flames (1925) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-23 | The Film protests foreign intervention in the Chinese economy. It was made on order of the “United Committee for Hands Off China.”China in Flames (1925) animated cartoonGenres: AnimationProduction Co: Kino-MoskvaDirected by Nikolai Khodataev, Zenon Komissarenko, Youry Merkulov Writing Credits: I. Vinogradov Cinematography by Grigory Kabakov, V. Shulman Animation Department: Lyudmila Blatova, Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida Brumberg, Ivan Ivanov-Vano, Nikolai Khodataev, Olga Khodatayeva, Zenon Komissarenko, Youry Merkulov
Chess Fever (1925) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-22 | With an international chess tournament in progress, a young man becomes completely obsessed with the game. His fiancée has no interest in it, and becomes frustrated and depressed by his neglect of her, but wherever she goes she finds that she cannot escape chess. On the brink of giving up, she meets the world champion, Capablanca himself, with interesting results.Chess Fever (1925) movieGenre: ComedyProduction Co: Mezhrabpom-RusDirected by Vsevolod Pudovkin, Nikolai Shpikovsky Writing Credits: Nikolai Shpikovsky Cinematography by Anatoli Golovnya Cast:José Raúl Capablanca - The World Champion, cameoVladimir Fogel as The HeroAnna Zemtsova as The HeroineNatalya Glan Zakhar Darevsky Mikhail Zharov as House PainterAnatoli Ktorov as Tram PassengerYakov Protazanov as ChemistYuli Raizman as Chemist's AssistantIvan Koval-Samborsky as PolicemanKonstantin Eggert Ernst Grunfeld cameoFyodor Ivanov Sergey Komarov as GrandfatherFrank Marshall cameoRichard Reti cameoRudolph Spielmann cameoCarlos Torre cameoF.D. Yates cameoBoris Barnet cameo Vladimir Nabokov cameo Fyodor Otsep as Game spectator
The Fourty First (1927) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-22 | Tragic romance between a female Red Army sharpshooter and a White Army officer.The Fourty First (1927) movieGenres: Drama, WarProduction Co: Mezhrabpom-RusDirected by Yakov ProtazanovWriting Credits: Boris Lavrenyev (novel), Boris Lavrenyev (screenplay), Boris Leonidov Cinematography by Pyotr YermolovCast:Ada Vojtsik as MaryutkaIvan Koval-Samborsky as Govorukha-Otrok Ivan Shtraukh as Yevsiukov
The Village Teacher (1947) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-22 | Village Teacher was the first postwar production by Soviet director Mark Donskoy, of "Gorky Trilogy" fame. Vera Maretskaya stars as Varenka, a starry-eyed young Moscow teacher who accepts a post in a forsaken Siberian village. The story follows Varenka's career from the pre-revolutionary Czarist regime to the end of WWII. It is a period of great unrest in the world and shattering personal heartbreak for Varenka. The Village Teacher (1947) movieGenre: DramaProduction Co: SoyuzdetfilmDirected by Mark Donskoy Writing Credits: Mariya Smirnova Music by Lev Shvarts Cinematography by Sergey Urusevskiy Cast:Vera Maretskaya as Varvara "Varenka" Vasilievna MartinovnaPavel Olenev as Igor Petrovich, school custodianDaniil Sagal as Sergei Dmitriyevich MartinovVladimir Lepeshinsky as Prov Voronov, as a boy Vladimir Maruta as Voronov, a gold minerVladimir Belokurov as Bukov, a gold minerAnatoli Gonichev as Yefim Tsigankov, as a boy / Sergei Tsigankov, his son Emma Balashova as Dumya, a girlDmitri Pavlov as Prov Voronov, as an adultRostislav Plyatt as The Secondary School HeadmasterBoris Belyayev as Ivan Zernov, a boyOleg Shmelyev as Nikita Bukov, a boyN. Bershadskaya Aleksey Konsovskiy Anna Lisyanskaya A. Lsak Nadir Malishevsky Boris Runge Aleksandr Zhukov M. Maritka Iosif Vankov as Bukov's guest Additional information:"I’ll teach you to dream", said the film’s heroine to the children starting their life. In 1984 this promise became the name of a documentary by G. Chukhrai, Yu. Shvyryov and M. Volotsky about the life of one of a kind poet and hero of the national cinema, Mark Donskoy. The Italian neo-realists believed that their art originated from the "flow of life" typical of Donskoy’s films, considered the director their predecessor and emulated his poetic approach to everyday life. In the early 1970s Mark Donskoy’s name was included in the West in a number of lists of the best film directors of modern time.
The Case of the Three Million (1926) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-22 | To prepare grounds for yet another speculation, the banker Ornano (Mikhail Klimov) sells his house for three million rubles, but since it the weekend he cannot deposit the money in a bank and must carry it with him. He leaves the city for his country home for a short period of time, only return right away owing to his worries about the money. His wife sends a note to her lover telling him that there are three million in the house but the note, owing to the machinations of one of the three thieves on whom the film focuses, is intercepted. The note, falling into hands of the thief/adventurer Cascarilla (Anatoli Ktorov) causes him to plot his attempt to steal the money. Meantime, the small-time burglar Tapioca (Igor Ilyinsky) also chooses the same night to break into the house.The Case of the Three Million (1926) movieGenres: ComedyProduction Co: Mezhrabpom-RusDirected by Yakov Protazanov Writing Credits: Umberto Notari (novel), Yakov Protazanov, Valentin Turkin Cinematography by Pyotr YermolovCast:Olga Zhizneva as Noris Ornano, The Banker's WifeNikolai Prozorovsky as Guido, Noris Ornano's loverVladimir Fogel as a Man with a binocularDaniil Vvedenskiy as A Burglar Aleksandr Glinsky as InnkeeperVladimir Mikhaylov as MonkMarc Ziboulsky as MonkBoris Shlikhting as Police chiefMikhail Yarov as PolicemanSerafima Birman as Sitting Lady with RoseOlga BobrovaIgor Ilyinsky Mikhail Klimov Anatoli Ktorov Sofya Levitina as Audience Member in CourtGulbike Sherbatova
Thunderstorm (1934) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-22 | In a provincial town on the Volga River, the young and sensitive Katerina marries Tikhon, a violent drunkard, and thus enters the crude milieu of greedy salesmen, the "dark kingdom". Her mother-in-law, Kabanikha, rules the family with an iron fist and endlessly harasses Katerina. One day, when Tikhon is away, she meets Boris, a man who embodies everything Katerina is longing for.Thunderstorm (1934) movieGenre: DramaProduction Co: Gosudarstvennoe Upravlenie Kinematografii i fotografii (GUKF)Directed by Vladimir Petrov Writing Credits: Aleksandr Ostrovskiy (play), Vladimir Petrov Music by Vladimir Shcherbachov Cinematography by Vyacheslav Gordanov Cast:Alla Tarasova as Katerina Petrovna KabanovaIvan Chuvelyov as Tikhon Kabanov, her husbandMikhail Tsaryov as Boris Grigoriyevich, her loverVarvara Massalitinova as Marfa Ignatovna Kabanova, her mother-in-lawIrina Zarubina as Barbara Kabanova, her sister-in-lawMikhail Zharov as Koudryash Yekaterina Korchagina-Aleksandrovskaya as The Old SeerMikhail Tarkhanov as Saveli Prokofiyevich Dikoy
A Strict Young Man (1935) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-22 | The characters debate the role of free love and free will within the Soviet social and political economy.A Strict Young Man (1935) movieGenre: DramaProduction Co: UkrainfilmDirected by Abram Room Writing Credits: Yuri OleshaMusic by Gavriil Popov Cinematography by Yuri YekelchikCast:Dmitri Dorlyak as Grisha FokinOlga Zhizneva as Masha StepanovaYuri Yuryev as Professor Yuliyan StepanovMaksim Shtraukh as Fyodor TsitronovValentina Serova as LizaGeorgiy Sochevko as KolyaIrina Volodko as OlgaAleksandr Chistyakov as Olga's FatherDmitri Golubinsky as Surgeon Ivan GermanovichEkaterina Melnikova as Grisha's MotherYekaterina Gureykina as Katya, Grisha's NeighbourIvan Kononenko-Kozelskiy as Olga's HusbandIvan Koval-Samborsky as SailorDmitri Konsovsky as Grisha Fokin Pyotr Repnin as Kolya's Uncle
The New Babylon (1929) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-22 | In the beginning of the industrial revolution, the Paris Commune was established in 1871 against the rich and the powerful, and violently repressed by the army that remained faithful to a tamer form of Republicanism. How could the love story between a young sales girl and a soldier unable to decide if he was pro or against the radical fashion? Two short months were needed for the answer to be found - in blood and tears, and under rain that washes all past memories. Any day, a New Babylon shop will open with frilly things for the bourgeois girls. The washerwomen will be there to wash them.The New Babylon (1929) movieGenres: Drama, HistoryProduction Co.: SovkinoDirected by Grigori Kozintsev, Leonid Trauberg Writing Credits: Grigori Kozintsev, Leonid Trauberg Music by Dmitri Shostakovich Cinematography by Andrei MoskvinCast:David Gutman as Owner of the 'New Babylon' shopYelena Kuzmina as Louise Poirier, the shop-assistantAndrei Kostrichkin as The main shop-assistantSofiya Magarill as An actressArnold Arnold as Commune's Central Committee member Sergey Gerasimov as Lutro, the journalistYevgeni Chervyakov as National Guard's officerPyotr Sobolevsky as Jean, the soldierYanina Zhejmo as Therese, a seamstressOleg Zhakov as National Guard's soldierVsevolod Pudovkin as Police intendentLyudmila Semyonova as Can-can dancerA. Glushkova as WasherwomanEmil Gal as BourgeoisS. Gusev as Poirier, an old manTamara Makarova as Can-can dancerAleksandr Orlov as King Menelay in the playNatalya Rashevskaya as WasherwomanRoman Rubinshtein as Singer in the play Anna Zarzhitskaya as Young girl on the barricadesBoris Azarov as National Guard's soldier
The Great Consoler (1933) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-20 | The film takes place in America in 1899, and in its principal plot depicts Bill Porter, who is the great consoler of the title, in prison. His writing skills earn him privileges from the governor and he is spared the inhumane treatment meted out to other prisoners. Porter is very much aware of the brutality around him but, mindful of his better conditions, refuses to write about prison life. He prefers to console his less-well-treated friends, and indeed all his readers, with excessively romantic fantasies in which good invariably triumphs.The Great Consoler (1933) movieGenre: DramaProduction Co: MezhrabpomfilmDirected by Lev Kuleshov Writing Credits: O. Henry (story "A Retrieved Information"), Lev Kuleshov (writer), Aleksandr Kurs (writer) Produced by Ivan Gorchilin, N. Jakovlev, Martynova, S. Skvorcov Music by Zinovi Feldman Cinematography by Konstantin Kuznetsov Art Direction by Lev KuleshovCast:Konstantin Khokhlov as Bill PorterIvan Novoseltsev as Jim Valentine - aka Ralph D. SpenserVasili Kovrigin as WardenAndrey Fayt as Det. Ben PriceDaniil Vvedenskiy as JailguardWeyland Rodd as Black convictO. Rayevskaya as Jim's motherS. Sletov as JailguardAleksandra Khokhlova as DulcieGalina Kravchenko as Annabel AdamsPyotr Galadzhev as E. Adams - banker / reporterVera Lopatina as SadieMikhail Doronin as InnkeeperAndrei Gorchilin as Convict
Engineer Prites Project (1918) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-20 | Lev Kuleshov's Engineer Prite's Project pits a young, dynamic engineer, Mack Prite, whose talents have helped him rise above humble origins, against an old entrenched capitalist whose oil company's profits are threatened when Prite develops a plan to turn peat into usable energy.Engineer Prite's Project (1918) movieGenre: AdventureProduction Co: KhanzhonkovDirected by Lev Kuleshov Writing Credits: Boris Kuleshov Produced by Aleksandr Khanzhonkov Cinematography by Mark Naletni Film Editing by Lev Kuleshov, Vera Popova-Khanshokova Art Direction by Lev KuleshovCast:N. Gardy, Yelena Komarova, Boris Kuleshov, Eduard Kulganek, L. Polevoy
The Cigarette Girl of Mosselprom (1924) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-20 | As she works in her tedious office job, Maria Ivanovna dreams about being married, and she has particular hopes that her co-worker Nikodim Mityushin will take an interest in her. Nikodim, though, is in love with Zina, who sells cigarettes on the sidewalk, and he frequently buys cigarettes from her even though he does not smoke. One day, a film crew uses Zina as an extra in an outdoor scene, and the cameraman, Latugin, falls in love with her. Latugin soon arranges an acting job for Zina. To complicate matters further, Zina has yet another admirer in Oliver MacBride, an American businessman who is visiting Moscow.The Cigarette Girl of Mosselprom (1924) movieGenres: Comedy, Romance, Silent filmProduction Co: Mezhrabpom-RusDirected by Yuri Zhelyabuzhsky Writing Credits: Aleksei Fajko, Fyodor Otsep Cinematography by Yuri Zhelyabuzhsky Art Direction by Vladimir Ballyuzek, Sergei KozlovskyCast:Yuliya Solntseva as Zina Vesenina, cigarette girlIgor Ilyinsky as Nikodim Mityushin, bookkeeperAnna Dmokhovskaya as Maria Ivanovna Nikolai Tsereteli as Latugin, cameraman Leonid Baratov as Barsov-Aragonsky, film director M. Tsybulsky as Oliver Mac-Bride, American
Leo Tolstoy in Yasnaya Polyana (1908-1910) documentary All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-20 | The first shots of the silent film montage (Lev Tolstoy celebrating his eightieth birthday party in 1908) were taken by Aleksandr Osipovich Drankov (1886-1949), and his two assistants, I. S. Frolov and V. Vasiliev. It seems to be the first film taken of Tolstoy. The next shots (the death of Tolstoy) are excerpts from a Pathe Russia film released in 1910.1908-1910: Leo Tolstoy and his wife walks in the garden.Photos of Leo Tolstoy and his wife S.A.TolstoyLeo Tolstoy leaves the station with his wife.Various photos Tolstoy.Steam train rides on the winter road.Railway station Astapovo.The building of the station, the station-house, which stood Tolstoy.Members of the family of Leo Tolstoy on the platform at the station house.Tolstoy on his deathbed.The coffin with the body of Leo Tolstoy.The funeral of Leo Tolstoy in Yasnaya Polyana 9th November 1910Tolstoy in the crew enters the gates of his estate in Khamovniki, the crew at the house;Thick in the family:Check out the writer Leo Tolstoy Krekshino the station in Moscow September 18, 1909 g, Tolstoy, SA Thick, VG Chertkov and other approaches to the station, go to the platform; LN Tolstoy gets in the car.Last visit of Leo Tolstoy in Moscow on 18-19 September 1909, the crowd at the Bryansk Station, Tolstoy and DP Makovitsky depart on horseback from home, go to a forest clearing.Leo Tolstoy in Yasnaya Polyana (1908-1910) documentary Genre: DocumentaryProduction Co: A. Drankov's studio, Pathé, Moscow Branch, Cinematografy by Alexander Drankov, Joseph-Louis Mundwiller
Stalins speech at the parade November 7, 1941 (1941) documentary All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-19 | November 7, 1941 at 8 a.m. on the Red Square in Moscow began a military parade on the occasion of the 24th anniversary of the October Revolution. A parade was held during the Battle of Moscow, when the front line was a few dozen kilometers from the city.With the enemies at the gates, in an incredible show of normalcy, the annual October Revolution parade on Red Square still took place. Usually the Minister of Defense would deliver the commemoration speech on Red Square, however with the situation in the country dire, and the Soviet people fighting for their very survival, Joseph Stalin gives the speech to rally the troops in 1941. After this parade there would be no parades again on Red Square until 1 May 1945.Stalin's speech at the parade November 7, 1941 (1941) documentaryGenre: DocumentaryProduction Co.: Tsentralnaya Studiya Dokumentalnikh Filmov (TsSDF)Director: Leonid VarlamovCinematografy by Mark Troyanovsky, Ivan Belyakov
Romance with a Double Bass (1911) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-19 | Princess Bibulova decides to go fishing along the river, while not far away, a musician leaves his two companions to go for a swim. Soon afterwards, the princess also goes swimming. While neither swimmer is looking, two thieves lurking on the riverbank steal their clothes, leaving the musician and the princess in a puzzling and embarrassing situation.Romance with a Double Bass (1911) movieGenre: ComedyProduction Co: PathéDirected by Kai Hansen Writing Credits: Anton Chekhov (short story "Roman s kontrabasom"), Cheslav Sabinsky Cinematography by Joseph-Louis Mundwiller Production Design by Cheslav SabinskyCast:Vera Gorskaya as Princess BibulovaNikolai Vasilyev
The Peasants’ Lot (1912) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-19 | A melodramatic story of young Russians in love. This movie once again illustrates the superior artistry and emotional power of Russian film in the pre-revolutionary period.Young Petr (Ivan Mosjoukhine, who we’ve seen in “Christmas Eve” and “House in Kolomna”) is in love with Masha (Aleksandra Goncharova, from “16th Century Russian Wedding” and “The Brigand Brothers”). They make time together in a haystack, to the approval of his father, and convince her father that they should be wed. While they are planning, a fire destroys the house of Masha’s family, and they sink into poverty as they are forced to sell off their most important possessions, including the cow that brought in most of the family income. Masha goes to the city in search of labor, as many young peasant people did in Russia during the Czarist period. Just as with an American film in which a healthy, honest young woman from the farm seeks her fortune in the city, Masha soon falls into a dangerous and corrupting situation. She becomes a serving-girl to a wealthy man with an automobile and ulterior motives. Back on the farm, her father becomes ill and the family dispatches a letter asking her to send money quickly. She gets it the only way she can see how – by asking the master for it and doing what he asks in return. She delivers the money, and confesses how she got it, and she and her father commiserate over their unfortunate lot. Petr is now married, and Masha turns to another suitor, but they seem to be mooning over one another as they work together in the fields once more. The Peasants’ Lot (1912) movieGenre: DramaProduction Co.: Aleksandr Khanzhonkov StudiosDirected by Arseny BibikovScript by Arseny BibikovCinematografy by of Louis ForestyeProduced by Aleksandr KhanzhonkovCast:Aleksandra Goncharova, Ivan Mozzhukhin, Pyotr Chardynin, Arseny Bibikov, Lidiya Tridenskaya, Andrey Gromov
Fish Factory in Astrakhan (1908) documentary All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | It would have served as a kind of travel movie, shown to audiences eager to see “exotic” faraway places depicted on their domestic screens. However, there’s a good chance it was shown in the Russian interior as well, where there would be many citizens for whom Astrakhan was nearly as exotic as it seemed in Paris.The film represents a series of shots taken at an actual fish processing center on the Volga. The fish are delivered, cleaned, salted and shipped out, and we also see the workers during their lunch break. The emphasis on workers may help explain why a Soviet archive felt it was worth preserving. They actually seem pretty happy, for an oppressed working class, and frequently turn and smile to the camera (on the other hand, the presence of the film crew may have been an excuse to slack off). Nearly all the workers we see are women, except for a few men who steer the rafts that are used to deliver the fish. Most of the work is done by hand in a very inefficient and un-ergonomic manner.Fish Factory in Astrakhan (1908) documentaryDirected by : UnknownProduction : Pathé
The Lily of Belgium (1915) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | The film was made during the First World War and it serves as an allegory to the situation.When a young girl finds a beautiful dead lily in the woods, she asks her grandfather to tell her about it. He tells her an allegory about the Lily of Belgium: The lily stands in splendor beside a stream, admired by the creatures of the woods. But an army of beetles, bent on conquering new territories, wants to cross the stream - and the lily is blocking their way.The Lily of Belgium (1915) movieGenres: Animation, DramaProduction Co: Skobelev CommitteeDirected by Vladislav StarevichWriting Vladislav StarevichCinematography by Vladislav StarevichProduction Design by Vladislav StarevichCast:Irina Starevich, Jan Wichniekski
Wolf Hunting in Russia (1910) documentary All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | The bunting party is divided into two contingents, one of which pursues the wolves on horseback with a set of dogs, whilst the individual members of the second party remain on the outskirts of the wood with the attacking dogs held in leash. These dogs, of the greyhound type, are of a mixed English and Russian breed, and as the wolves are driven out of the wood, they dash forward to attack them. Fearless of cruel fangs, they will spring at a wolf and bear him to the ground almost before their masters have time to reach the spot with their lassos in their hands. Another second, however, and the beast will be captured; a wedge is then forced between its teeth, and in the evening, together with several other captives, it will be brought back, still living, amidst the joyous barking of the dogs, and the rattling of sleigh bells, and the shouts of the hunters.Wolf Hunting in Russia (1910) documentaryGenre: DocumentaryProduced by Pathé Frères
Rusalka (The Mermaid) (1910) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | Based on an opera by Dargomizhsky, and other sources: A prince and a miller's daughter have been involved in a romance together, but now the prince tells her that he must break it off. After the prince leaves, the distraught young woman attempts to drown herself. When the prince's wedding day arrives, he is tormented by her image, which appears wherever he goes. Eventually, he is compelled to return and to try to find out what happened to her, regardless of the consequences.Rusalka (The Mermaid) (1910) movieGenres: Drama, Fantasy Production Company: KhanzhonkovDirected by Vasilii GoncharovScreenplay: Vasilii GoncharovPhotography by Vladimir SiversenArt Director: V. FesterCast: Vasilii Stepanov as MillerAleksandra Goncharova as DaughterAndrei Gromov as Prince
The Cameramans Revenge (1912) animation All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | A jilted husband takes his revenge by filming his wife and her lover and showing the result at the local cinema. This was one of Starewicz' first animated films, and stars very realistic animated beetles.The Cameraman's Revenge (1912) animationGenre: Animation, ComedyProduction Co.: Aleksandr Khanzhonkov StudiosDirected By Władysław StarewiczProduced By Aleksandr KhanzhonkovWritten By Władysław Starewicz
Moscow Clad in Snow (1908) documentary All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | "Moscow Clad in Snow" (1908) - silent documentary short film George Meyer in 1908, showing the Moscow winter 1907/08 year. Also known as "Moscow under the snow" and "Moscow in the snow". The first film shot in Russia at the Moscow branch of the Studio "Brothers Pathe". The first screening of the film took place on 9 April 1909 in the United States.The film is in four parts. First, the camera pans the Kremlin and Marshal's Bridge. Sleds are parked in rows. Horse-drawn sleighs run up and down a busy street. Next, we visit the mushroom and fish market where common people work and shop. In Petrovsky Park are the well-to-do. Men are in great coats. A file of six or seven women ski past on a narrow lane. Last, there's a general view of Moscow. A slow pan takes us to a view above the river front where the film began.Moscow Clad in Snow (1908) documentaryGenre; DocumentaryProduction Co: Pathé Frères, Moscow branch Directed by Joseph-Louis Mundwiller
Kino Eye (1924) documentary All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | This documentary promoting the joys of life in a Soviet village centers around the activities of the Young Pioneers. These children are constantly busy, pasting propaganda posters on walls, distributing hand bills, exhorting all to "buy from the cooperative" as opposed to the Public Sector, promoting temperance, and helping poor widows. Experimental portions of the film, projected in reverse, feature the un-slaughtering of a bull and the un-baking of bread.Kino Eye (1924) documentaryGenre: DocumentaryProduced by SovkinoDirector: Dziga VertovWriter: Dziga VertovCinematography by Mikhail Kaufman
The Music Box (1933) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | "An animated satire in two parts" (and no relation to the Academy Award®-winning Laurel and Hardy short of the same name that also came out in 1932) this Soviet cartoon revels in the art of caricature. Even the horses are snobby and vainglorious in a pre-Revolutionary Tsarist world of ruling idiots and blindly submissive peons. "Dummy-Town's" masses suffer the consequences: war, taxes, flogging and aristocratic decadence (including a Folies Bergères-style dance of scantily-clad, bayonet-wielding chorus girl "soldiers"). But progress will not be stopped and the tyrants' day of reckoning duly comes.The Music Box (1933) animated cartoonGenre: Animation, satireProduced by The Moscow Artistic Animated Cinema WorkshopDirected by Nikolai KhodataevArt Director: Georgy Echeistov, Nikolai Khodataev, Daniel Cherkes
Glumovs Diary (1923) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | Filmic insert to Eisenstein's modernized, free adaptation of Ostrovskiy's 19th-century Russian stage play, "The Wise Man" ("Na vsyakogo mudretsa dovolno prostoty"). The anti-hero Glumov tries to escape exposure in the midst of acrobatics, derring-do, and farcical clowning. Several members of Eisenstein's troupe at the legendary "Proletkult" stage theatre in Moscow briefly appear in this little filmGlumov's Diary (1923) movieGenre: ComedyProduction Co: ProletkultDirected by Sergei M. Eisenstein Produced by Aleksandr KhanzhonkovCinematography by Boris Frantsisson Cast:Grigori Aleksandrov as Glumov 2, GolutvinAleksandr Antonov as JoffreSergei M. Eisenstein as Himself (takes bow at end)Mikhail Gomorov as TurusinaJunior Inkizhinov as Small childVera Muzykant as Mashenka, Mary McLackIvan Pyrev as Fascist clown Maksim Shtraukh as Milyukov-MamaevVera Yanukova as MamaevaIvan Yazykanov as Glumov 1
Kino-pravda no. 6 (1922) documentary film All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | In 1922 Vertov started the Kino-Pravda series. Kino-Pravda [Cine-Truth] (23 issues between May 1922 and March 1925) was named in honor of Pravda, the Soviet daily newspaper founded by Lenin. Issued irregularly, it offered reportage on an extremely wide variety of subjects and acted as a laboratory for the development of a film vocabulary (particularly from the thirteenth issue onward). During this period, Vertov developed his montage techniques and honed his growing theories about cinema as the art form best suited for the masses. The evolution of the series was characterised both by the deployment of an increasingly rich repertoire of devices--including archival footage, news footage, animations, experiments with moving intertitles, reenactments, and (contrary to Vertov's stated principles) staged sequences--and by increasing structural and thematic unity; the series culminated in inventive treatments of single themes like the Young Pioneer organisation, the death of Lenin, or the visit of a peasant to the city. Kino-pravda no. 6 (1922) documentary filmGenre: Documentary filmProduction Co: KultkinoDirected by Dziga Vertov
Fascist Jackboots Shall Not Trample Our Motherland (1941) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | A short animated film featuring Nazi Swine himself (a cartoon character representing Nazi Germany) vs. Soviet cavalry and tanks.Fascist Jackboots Shall Not Trample Our Motherland (1941) animated cartoonGenre: Animation, WarProduction Co: SoyuzmultfilmDirected by A. Ivanov, I. VanoMusic by Prokofiev from Alexander Nevsky (1938).
Old and New / General Line (1929) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | 100.000.000 peasants - illiterate, poor, hungry. There comes a day when one woman decides that she can live old life no longer. Using ways of new Soviet state and industrial progress she changes life and labor of her village.Old and New / General Line (1929) movieGenre: DramaProduction Co: SovkinoDirected by Grigori Aleksandrov, Sergei M. Eisenstein Writing Credits: Grigori Aleksandrov, Sergei M. Eisenstein Cinematography by Eduard TisseCast:Marfa Lapkina as MarfaM. Ivanin as Marfa's sonKonstantin Vasilyev as Tractor DriverVasili Buzenkov as Secretary of the milk cooperativeNejnikov as Miroshkin - SchoolmasterChukamaryev as The butcherIvan Yudin as KomsomoletsE. Suhareva as WitchG. Matvei as PriestEfimkin Efimkin as PeasantVyacheslav Gomolyaka Mikhail Gomorov as PeasantHurtin as PeasantM. Palej as PeasantMaksim Shtraukh as PeasantTshukhmarev
Black and White (1932) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | The film addresses issues of racism in the South American sugar industry. Themes of racial injustice, racial violence, working-class solidarity dominate the film. It depicts black men working in a field, walking in chains, sitting behind bars, and being executed in an electric chair. In most scenes, a white authority figure is seen whipping or guarding the men. The last image of the film is Vladimir Lenin's last name. The soundtrack of the film is the traditional Negro spiritual entitled "Sometimes I Feel like a Motherless Child".Black and White (1932) animated cartoonGenre: AnimationProduction Co: MezhrabpomfilmDirected by Leonid Amalrik, Ivan Ivanov-Vano Writing Credits: A. Kovalenko (written by), Vladimir Mayakovsky (poem), Iosif Sklyut (written by) Sound Department: Nikolai Pisarev Animation Department: A. Bergengrin, Ye. Felzer, Konstantin Malyshev, Erich Wilhelm SteigerCast:Konstantin Eggert (voice)
War Chronicles (1939) animated cartoons All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-18 | The story of the invasion of Russia, during the revolution, by foreign troops from the United States, Canada, the U.K., Japan, Czechoslavakia and Poland.Painting the USSR's international foes as bunch of layabouts, dimwits and blowhards, this animated short has little doubt that Mother Russia will remain stronger and wiser. Some sequences are tinted a revolutionary red. War Chronicles (1939) animated cartoonsGenre: War, HistoricalProduction Co: SoyuzmultfilmDirected by Dmitry BabichenkoScreenwriter: Dmitry Babichenko, M. KossovskyMusic by A. Aksenov
Results of the 13th Party Congress of Cooperation (1925) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-17 | Made as a silent film, it extols the virtues of working together and collectivization.In summer and autumn of 1923 in the USSR began the first economic crisis of the NEP caused artificial high prices for manufactured goods while lowering food prices (price discrepancies). By October of 1923, this phenomenon has led to the fact that peasants EN masse stopped buying the products of industry.The 13th Congress of the Russian Communist Party (Bolsheviks) was held during 23–31 May 1924 in Moscow. This congress was the Russian Communist Party (Bolsheviks)' first to take place after the death of Vladimir Lenin, and represents a transition between the Lenin and Joseph Stalin regimes. It was also the first confrontation between the Left Opposition (led by Leon Trotsky) and the "troika" (led by Stalin, Grigory Zinoviev, and Lev Kamenev).Congress approved the establishment of the people's Commissariat of internal trade and set before them all the trading bodies the task of mastering the market and ousting private capital from trade.The Congress has set the goal to expand cheap credit to the peasantry of the state and to oust the usurer from the village.As the main aim of the work in the village, the Congress put forward the slogan of full cooperation of the peasant masses.Results of the 13th Party Congress of Cooperation (1925) animated cartoonGenre: AnimationProduction Co: Petrograd Union Production BureauDirector: Unknown
Victoriuos Destination (1939) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-17 | A short animation about the successes of Stalin's 5 year plans, including the elimination of the kulaks for the improvement of society.Victoriuos Destination (1939) animated cartoonGenre: AnimationProduction Co: SoyuzmultfilmDirected by Leonid Amalrik, Dmitriy Babichenko, Vladimir Polkovnikov Writing Credits: N. Petrov, Aleksandr ZharovMusic by A. Aksenov, Konstantin Listov Cinematography by D. Karetnyy
Newsreel No.2 (1941) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-17 | A satirical cartoon of the WWII period. The movie consists of the following pieces united by a subject of inevitable death of the fascism that has encroached on the Soviet Union:- What Hitler Wants? - Beat the Fascist Pirates- Strike the enemy on the front lines and at home- A Mighty HandshakeNewsreel No.2 (1941) animated cartoonGenre: AnimationProduction Co: SoyuzmultfilmDirected by Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida Brumberg, Alexander Ivanov, Olga Khodatayeva, Ivan Ivanov-VanoWritten by Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida Brumberg, Alexander Ivanov, Olga Khodatayeva, Ivan Ivanov-VanoArtists: Gennady Filippov, Pyotr NosovAnimators: Gennady Filippov, Pyotr Nosov, Lev Pozdneev, Yu. Popov
The Vultures (1941) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-17 | Wartime Soviet propaganda cartoon. The short shows the fascist threat, symbolised by vultures, and glorifies Soviet defence, represented here by the airforce.The Vultures (1941) animated cartoonGenre: AnimationProduction Co: SoyuzmultfilmDirected by P. Sasonov
Kino-circus / Cinema Circus (1942) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-17 | ‘Kino-Circus’ (also called Cinema Circus) is the most inspired of the anti-fascist war propaganda cartoons made in the Soviet Union.The short is called ‘a cartoon satire in three acts’ and features a Charlie Chaplin-like character, who introduces us to three staged satires, all featuring Adolf Hitler:In the first, ‘Adolf the dog trainer and his pooches’, Hitler throws a bone at his three dogs, Benito Mussolini, Miklós Horthy and Ion Antonescu, the leaders of his allies Italy, Hungary and Romania, respectively.In the second, ‘Hitler visits Napoleon’, Hitler asks Napoleon’s tomb for advice, but the deceased drags him into the tomb. It’s the most prophetic of the three, for indeed both Napoleon and Hitler were defeated in Russia.In the third, ‘Adolf the juggler on powder kegs’, Hitler juggles with several burning torches on a pile of powder-barrels, representing the countries he has occupied. When he accidentally drops one of the torches, the barrels explode. The animation is particularly silly in this sequence and a delight to watch.Kino-circus / Cinema Circus (1942) animated cartoonGenre: AnimationProduction Co: SoyuzmultfilmDirected by Leonid Amalrik, Olga Khodatayeva Writing Credits: Leonid Amalrik, Konstantin Gavryushin, Olga Khodatayeva, N. Kopyevsky, Nikolay Volkov Music by A. Aksenov Cinematography by Boris Titov, Nikolay Voinov Sound Department: N. Gunger, Viktor Kotov Animation Department: Leonid Amalrik, Nikolai Khodataev, Olga Khodatayeva, Nadezhda Privalova, Boris Titov
Soviet Toys (1924) animated cartoon All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-17 | The first-ever animated cartoon from the Soviet Union was made by none other than the avant-garde director Dziga Vertov. In this earlier cartoon, Soviet Toys (1924), Vertov toys with the idea of a Soviet Christmas, free from all capitalist oppression. The film depicts the avaricious bourgeois and a transitional period in the Soviet state; under the New Economic Policy (NEP), a limited form of enterpreneurship was allowed. Here the side effects of this liberallist policy need to be overcome by a strong cooperative proletarian effort.Soviet Toys (1924) animated cartoonGenre: AnimationProduction Co.: GoskinoDirector: Dziga VertovWriter: Dziga VertovAdditiional information:Dziga Vertov is best known for his dazzling city symphony A Man with a Movie Camera, which was ranked by Sight and Sound magazine as the 8th best movie ever made. Yet what you might not know is that Vertov also made the Soviet Union’s first ever animated movie, Soviet Toys.Consisting largely of simple line drawings, the film might lack the verve and visual sophistication that marked A Man with a Movie Camera, but Vertov still displays his knack for making striking, pungent images. Yet those who don’t have an intimate knowledge of Soviet policy of the 1920s might find the movie — which is laden with Marxist allegories — really odd.
Christmas Eve (1913) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | Based on Gogol's story: It's Christmas Eve, and everyone in the village has plans. The devil and the witch Solokha are looking for ways of causing mischief. Chub the Cossack just wants some vodka. Solokha's son, Vakula the smith, wants to court Chub's charming daughter Oksana, who sets him on a quest: if Vakula will bring her the tsaritsa's shoes, Oksana will marry him. Meanwhile, the popular Solokha has a series of male visitors to contend with. When Vakula interrupts her, it sets off a chain of events that leads to a busy night for everyone.Christmas Eve (1913) movieGenres: Comedy, FantasyProduction Co: KhanzhonkovDirected by Wladyslaw Starewicz Writing Credits: Nikolai Gogol (story), Wladyslaw Starewicz (writer) Cinematography by Wladyslaw Starewicz Production Design by Wladyslaw StarewiczCast:Ivan Mozzhukhin as DevilOlga Obolenskaya as OksanaLidiya Tridenskaya as SolokhaPetr Lopukhin as VakulaAleksandr Kheruvimov as GolovaPavel Knorr as Chub
Arsenal (1929) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | Arsenal (Ukrainian: Арсенал, also alternative title January Uprising in Kiev in 1918[1]) is a Soviet war film by Ukrainian director Alexander Dovzhenko.The film concerns an episode in the Russian Civil War in 1918 in which the Kiev Arsenal January Uprising of workers aided the besieging Bolshevik army against the Ukrainian national Parliament Central Rada who held legal power in Ukraine at the time.Arsenal (1929) movieGenres: Drama, WarProduction Co: VUFKUDirected by Aleksandr Dovzhenko Writing Credits: Aleksandr Dovzhenko (writer) Produced by Aleksandr Dovzhenko Cinematography by Daniil Demutsky Film Editing by Aleksandr Dovzhenko Art Direction by Vadim Myuller, Iosif ShpinelCast:Semyon Svashenko as Timosh, the UkrainianAmvrosi Buchma as Laughing-Gassed German SoldierGeorgi Khorkov as A Red Army Soldier Dmitri Erdman as A German OfficerSergey Petrov as A German SoldierM. Mikhajlovsky as A NationalistAleksandr Evdakov as Tsar Nikolay IINikolai Kuchinsky as PetliuraO. Merlatti as Sadovsky Nikolai Nademsky as GrandpaLuciano Albertini as RaffaelePyotr Masokha as WorkmanLes Podorozhnij as PavlooT. WagnerBoris Zagorsky as Dead Soldier
Departure of a Grand Old Man (1912) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | A group of peasants comes to see Leo Tolstoy and his wife, the Countess, to request some land. Tolstoy must explain to them that it is his wife who has authority over their land-holdings, and she will not help them. Stung by their negative reaction to him, Tolstoy becomes increasingly preoccupied with the problems of the poor. This leads to a number of conflicts with his wife, and then to a deep despondency, as the noted writer continues vainly to search for answers to the sufferings he sees around him.Departure of a Grand Old Man (1912) movieGenres: DramaProduction Co: Thiemann & ReinhardtDirected by Yakov Protazanov, Elizaveta Thieman Produced by Pavel Thieman Cinematography by Aleksandr Levitsky, Joseph-Louis Mundwiller Production Design by Ivan Kavaleridze Cast:Olga Petrova as Sofja Andreevna Vladimir Shaternikov as Lev TolstoyMikhail Tamarov as Vladimir ChertkovElizaveta Thieman as Alexandra L'vovna
The 1002nd Ruse (1915) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | "The 1002nd Ruse", 1915, is a domestic comedy silent film featuring Evgeny Bauer's wife. It's a silly short film that makes fun of infidelity and involves a married couple who enjoy trying to outwit the other and make a fool out of the other. This brief comedy (about 15 minutes) is a surprise for all who have discovered this truly cinematic genius recently because of his tone, close to Lubitsch, Demille or La Cava silent comedies and far away from those enigmatic, tragic, hopeless "After death", "Daydreams" or "Silent witnesses". Especially wonderful the outdoor scenes, like it happens always in his movies, full of life and grace. The 1002nd Ruse (1915) movieGenres: ComedyProduction Co: KhanzhonkovDirected by Yevgeni Bauer Written by Vladimir Azov (play) Produced by Aleksandr KhanzhonkovCast:Lina Bauer as The Cunning WifeS. Rassatov as The HusbandSergei Kvasnitskii as Wife's Lover
The Dragonfly and the Ant (1913) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | Based on a fable by Krylov, and other sources: All summer, the grasshopper sings, plays music, and visits with it's friends. Meanwhile, the ant works hard collecting food and building a shelter. The grasshopper makes light of the ant's strenuous efforts, but when winter comes, things are much different.The Dragonfly and the Ant (1913) movieGenres: AnimationProduction Co: KhanzhonkovDirector: Wladyslaw StarewiczWriter: Wladyslaw Starewicz
Samoyed Boy (1928) animation All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | Adventures of a Nenets boy, who returns to his homeland from Moscow an educated young man.A Nenets Boy (1928) animationGenres: Animation Production Co: SovkinoDirected by Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida Brumberg, Nikolai Khodataev, Olga Khodatayeva Writing Credits: Valentina Brumberg, Zinaida Brumberg, Nikolai Khodataev, Olga Khodatayeva Music by Leonid Polovinkin Animation Department: Olga Khodatayeva, Vasili Semyonov
16th Century Russian Wedding (1909) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | A dramatization of a wedding in 16th-century Russia, between members of two prominent boyar families (based on paintings by Konstantin Makovskii): Three matchmakers first visit the family of the prospective bride, and then do the same with the prospective bridegroom's family. Later, as the time of the wedding draws near, the bride is dressed with great formality and prepared for the ceremony, as the guests get ready to celebrate the upcoming wedding.16th Century Russian Wedding (1909) movieGenres: Drama, HistoryProduction Co: KhanzhonkovDirected by Vasili Goncharov Writing Credits: Vasili Goncharov, Pyotr Sukhonin (play) Produced by Aleksandr Khanzhonkov Cinematography by Vladimir Siversen Production Design by V. Fester Cast:Aleksandra Goncharova as BrideVasili Stepanov as Bride's fatherAndrej Gromov as GroomLidiya Tridenskaya as Groom's motherPyotr Chardynin as Groom's fatherPavel Biryukov Ivan Kamskiy Ivan Potemkin Antonina Pozharskaya E. Fadeyeva as Bride's motherMariya Tokarskaya
The Insects Christmas (1913) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | A Father Christmas ornament climbs down from a decorated tree, and goes to the forest. There he creates and decorates a Christmas tree for the forest creatures. He then invites all the insects, along with a friendly frog, to come and enjoy the gifts he has prepared, and to celebrate Christmas.The Insects' Christmas (1913) movieGenres: Animation, FamilyProduction Co: KhanzhonkovDirector: Wladyslaw Starewicz
Revolutionary (1917) movie All soviet movies on RVISION 2016-12-16 | In 1907, the Russian authorities learn that a revolutionary known as 'Granddad' is living in hiding with his brother. The revolutionary is soon arrested and sent to Siberia. After ten years of struggling to survive in harsh conditions, he is finally released when the Tsarist government is overthrown in February 1917. He is welcomed home as a hero, but he soon finds that even his own son has different views than he does about the future of Russia.Revolutionary (1917) movieGenres: DramaProduction Co: KhanzhonkovDirected by Yevgeni Bauer Writing Credits: Ivane Perestiani Produced by Aleksandr Khanzhonkov Cinematography by Boris ZavelevCast:Ivane Perestiani as 'Granddad', an old revolutionaryVladimir Strizhevsky as Revolutionary's sonZoya Barantsevich as Revolutionary's daughterMikhail Stalski as Dying prisonerK. Askochenski Vasiliy Ilyin Konstantin Zubov
