The End of St. Petersburg (1928) (Konets Sankt-Peterburga)

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Directed by

Mikhail Doller

Vsevolod Pudovkin

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Aleksandr Chistyakov
A worker

Vera Baranovskaya
His wife

Ivan Chuvelyov
Peasant boy

V. Obolensky
Lebedev

Sergei Komarov
His employer

Viktor Tsoppi
Patriot

Aleksei Davor

Vladimir Fogel
German Officer

Written by

Nathan Zarkhi

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Release date: 30 May 1928
UPC: 014381112429

Tags: Silent (2), Soviet Union (2), Soviet Montage (1), Communism (1), Drama (1), Propaganda (1), Historical (1), Russian Revolution (1), B&w (1), 1927 (1), Bw (1), Sort (1), 1920s (1), 87 Min. (1)

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