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Natasha and her grandfather live in a cottage near Moscow, making hats for Madame Irène. Madame and her husband have told the housing committee that Natasha rents a room from them; this fiddle gives Madame's lazy husband a room for lounging. The local railroad clerk, Fogelev, loves Natasha but she takes a shine to Ilya, a clumsy student who sleeps in the train station. To help Ilya, Natasha marries him and takes him to Madame's to live in the room the house committee thinks is hers. Meanwhile, Madame's husband pays Natasha with a lottery ticket he thinks is a loser, and when it comes up big, just as Ilya and Natasha are falling in love, everything gets complicated.
Moscow That Weeps and Laughs (1927) movie
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Silent film
Production Co: Mezhrabpom-Rus
Directed by Boris Barnet
Writing Credits: Vadim Shershenevich, Valentin Turkin
Cinematography by Boris Filshin, Boris Frantsisson
Production Design by Sergei Kozlovsky
Cast:
Anna Sten as Natasha
Vladimir Mikhaylov
Vladimir Fogel as Fogelev
Ivan Koval-Samborsky as Ilya Snegiryov
Serafima Birman as Madame Irène
Pavel Pol as Irène's Husband
Yeva Milyutina as Marfusha
Vladimir Popov
Natasha and her grandfather live in a cottage near Moscow, making hats for Madame Irène. Madame and her husband have told the housing committee that Natasha rents a room from them; this fiddle gives Madame's lazy husband a room for lounging. The local railroad clerk, Fogelev, loves Natasha but she takes a shine to Ilya, a clumsy student who sleeps in the train station. To help Ilya, Natasha marries him and takes him to Madame's to live in the room the house committee thinks is hers. Meanwhile, Madame's husband pays Natasha with a lottery ticket he thinks is a loser, and when it comes up big, just as Ilya and Natasha are falling in love, everything gets complicated.
Moscow That Weeps and Laughs (1927) movie
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Silent film
Production Co: Mezhrabpom-Rus
Directed by Boris Barnet
Writing Credits: Vadim Shershenevich, Valentin Turkin
Cinematography by Boris Filshin, Boris Frantsisson
Production Design by Sergei Kozlovsky
Cast:
Anna Sten as Natasha
Vladimir Mikhaylov
Vladimir Fogel as Fogelev
Ivan Koval-Samborsky as Ilya Snegiryov
Serafima Birman as Madame Irène
Pavel Pol as Irène's Husband
Yeva Milyutina as Marfusha
Vladimir Popov
