Preface to the catalogue
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121 MOI SYN (MY SON) 1928, 69 min., b/w Drama Director: Yevgeny Chervyakov, screenplay: Yuri Gromov, Nikolai Dirin, A. Turin, Yevgeny Chervyakov, camera: Svyatoslav Belyaev, production designer: Semyon Meinkin Cast: Gennady Michurin, Anna Sten, Pavel Beryozov, Lyudmila Semyonova, Nikolai Cherkasov, Boris Chirkov A lyrical study on how a Soviet man is getting rid of old concepts of love and jealousy. 122 MYATEZH (REVOLT) 1928, 76 min., b/w Drama Director: Semyon Timoshenko, screenplay: Mikhail Bleiman, Semyon Timoshenko, camera: Leonid Patlis, production designers: Boris Dubrovsky-Eshke, Semyon Meinkin Cast: Pyotr Podvalny, A. Alexeyev, Tatyana Guretskaya, I. Razveyev, Valery Solovtsov, Boris Babochkin, Pyotr Kirillov Loosely based on Dmitry Furmanov’s novel of the same title. The story is based on real events: a revolt in the city of Verny (later renamed Frunze, now — Bishkek) in 1920.
Peasants are getting rid of superstitious beliefs. 124 NORD-OST (NORTH-EAST) 1928, 69 min., b/w Drama Director: Cheslav Sabinsky, screenplay: Dmitry Shcheglov, camera: Friedrih Verigo-Dorovsky, production designer: Isaak Makhlis Cast: Zoya Valevskaya, Sergei Troitsky, Ivan Khudoleyev, Gennady Michurin, Lyudmila Semyonova Loosely based on Dmitry Shcheglov’s play of the same title. 125 NOTA NA KOLYOSAKH (A NOTE ON WHEELS) 1928, 20 min., b/w Comedy Directors: Yevgeny Maikhailov, Fyodor Nikitin, screenplay: Sergei Bartenev, camera: Yevgeny Mikhailov Cast: V. Yablonsky, N. Vasilyeva-Opel, Gerda Slatanakh The film tells about the formation of the new relations style in family life. 126 OBIZHENNIYE BUKVY (OFFENDED LETTERS) 1928, 17 min., b/w Feature/Cartoon Directors: Alexander Presnyakov, Igor Sorokhtin, screenplay: Nikolai Agnivtsev, camera: Leonid Drankov, Nikolai Yefremov, cartoons: Vladislav Tvardovsky Offended by school children’s negligent attitude to books and studies, letters rose in revolt. The alphabet sent its delegates to Ministry of Education to lodge a complaint against children. Anatoly Lunacharsky, the Minister of Education, received the delegates and promised the letters to bring children to reason. 127 PESN O METALE (SONG OF METAL) 1928, 7 min., b/w Film study Directors-editors: Mikhail Shapiro, Iosif Heifits, Alexander Zarkhi, Vladimir Granatman, camera: Alexander Ginzburg Shot without a screenplay the film is an edited combination of newsreels. Lines from Alexander Zharov’s poem of the same title were used as captions. 128 PIONER VANYA (PIONEER VANYA) 1928, 12 min., b/w Cartoon Written and directed by: Viktor Grigoryev (Gri), camera: Nikolai Yefremov, production designer: Viktor Grigoryev (Gri) Pioneer Vanya, an enthusiast of aircraft modelling, longed to go round the world. His wish comes true in his dream. He wins a single combat with a shark and an octopus. He finds himself in the jungle, meets a lion and helps monkeys who rose in rebellion against the hippopotamus. 129 PRAVO NA ZHIZN (A RIGHT TO LIVE) 1928, 69 min., b/w Drama Director: Pavel Petrov-Bytov, screenplay: S. Daurov, Pavel Petrov-Bytov, camera: Leopold Verigo-Dorovsky, production designer: Yevgeniya Slovtsova Cast: Tatyana Guretskaya, Fyodor Mikhailov, Roza Sverdlova, N. Sharap The film tells about struggle against favouritism at factories in the years of the NEP (New Economic Policy). 130 PRYZHOK (A JUMP) 1928, 54 min., b/w Comedy Director: Eduard Ioganson, screenplay: K. Gavrilyuk, Andrei Mikhailovsky, camera: Feliks Shtertser, production designer: Nikolai Suvorov Cast: Yakov Gudkin, Yelena Leonova, G. Meyerovich, A. Shats The film promoting mass physical culture and sports among young people. 131 RODNOY BRAT (BROTHER) 1928, 61 min., b/w Drama Director: Nikolai Krol, screenplay: Nikolai Molodtsov, camera: V. Bluvstein, Yevgeny Mikhailov, production designer: Yevgeniya Slovtsova Cast: Nikolai Simonov, V. Soshalskaya, Pyotr Kuznetsov, Boris Chirkov Loosely based on “Kinsfolk”, a novel by Mikhail Chumandrin. New morale comes into collision with the old private-ownership mentality.
On the importance of physical culture and sports for Soviet youth. 133 SNEZHNIYE REBYATA (SNOW BOYS) 1928, 45 min., b/w Comedy Director: Boris Shpis, screenplay: Ilya Trauberg, camera: I. Tikhomirov, production designer: Boris Spis Cast: Semyon Antonov, Valery Solovtsov, N. Krasolenko, Yevgeny Kumeiko The film was made to promote mass physical culture movement in the Soviet Union. 134 SYN RYBAKA (THE FISHERMAN’S SON) 1928, 75 min., b/w Biopic Director: Alexander Ivankovsky, screenplay: Nikolai Katkov, camera: Yuli Stilianudis, production designer: Moisei Levin Cast: Nikolai Simonov, Olga Rozevskaya, Kondrat Yakovlev, Irina Volodko, Ivan Khudoleyev, Pyotr Podvalny, Yelena Deineko The film focuses on life of the great Russian scientist Mikhail Lomonosov 135 TANYA (TANYA) 1928, 12 min., b/w Revolutionary propaganda Written and directed by: Sergei Glagolin, camera: Emmanual Ratner, production designer: Boris Almendingen Cast: K. Lazarev, D. Volge, V. Pevtsova, D. Ignatyev Based on “Tanya, a Revolutionary”, a short story by Yelena Vereiskaya The film tells about the participation of children in underground activities of Bolsheviks in the years of the Civil War.
The film tells about struggle for women emancipation in the East in the first years of the Soviet power. 137 TRETYA MOLODOST (THE THIRD YOUTH) 1928, 71 min., b/w Comedy Director: Vladimir Shmidthof, screenplay: Andrei Aravsky, Ivan Pyryev, camera: Alexander Gintsburg, production designer: Nikolai Akimov Cast: Andrei Lavrentyev, Kseniya Denisova, Yuri Lavrov, Yu. Gurin, Nikolai Lebedev The film tells about the introduction of new machinery in agricultural cooperatives. 138 KHABU (KHABU) 1928, 68 min., b/w Drama Director: Vyachslav Viskovsky, screenplay: Yuri Tarich, Vyacheslav Viskovsky, camera: Feliks Shtertser, production designer: Boris Dubrovsky-Eshke Cast: Alexander Mgebrov, Pavel Kursner, A. Nikolayeva, Nikolai Simonov, Yevgeny Kumeiko, Emil Gal Based on Vsevolod Ivanov’s novel of the same title. 139 KHVASTUNISHKA (LITTLE BOASTER) 1928, 5 min., b/w Cartoon Director: Ivan Druzhinin, screenplay: M. Timens, camera: Nikolai Yefremov, production designer: Ivan Druzhinin A cowardly boy Nikolka loved to boast of his exploits. One day he took a rifle and went to the forest to trace a wolf and came across a little rabbit. The frightened boy took the rabbit for some dangerous wild beast and rushed home, forgetting about his rifle. 140 TSENA CHELOVYEKA (VALUE OF A MAN) 1928, 68 min., b/w Drama Directors: Mikhail Averbakh, Mark Donskoi, screenplay: Veniamin Yadin, Leonid Zalkind, camera: Nikolai Ushakov, production designers: Semyon Meinkin, Mikhail Litvak Cast: D. Maloletnov, Igor Doronin, Roza Sverdlova This film is about the necessity of the careful attitute to a friend. 141 A POCHEMU TAK? (AND WHY IS IT SO?) 1929, 50 min., b/w Drama Directors: Nikolai Dirin, A. Larionov, screenplay: A. Larionov, camera: Boris Khrennikov, production designer: Nikolai Suvorov Cast: L. Ivanov-Rayev, Vladimir Romashkov, Olga Rozevskaya, Fyodor Bogdanov, N. Mikhailov The film is about the close association of young people with the elder generation of workers. 142 ADRES LENINA (LENIN’S ADDRESS) 1929, 61 min., b/w Film-novel Director: Vladimir Petrov, screenplay: Boris Brodyansky, camera: Vyacheslav Gordanov, production designer: Nikolai Suvorov Cast: Fatima Gilyazova, Borya Lytkin, Yekaterina Korchagina-Alexandrovskaya, Veronika Buzhinskaya, Shura Zavyalov The film features the life of Leningrad pioneers. 143 BOLNIYE NERVY (BAD NERVES) 1929, 59 min., b/w Educational film Director: Noi Galkin, screenplay: Noi Galkin, Lazar Sukharebsky, camera: Alexander Gintsburg, production designer: Nikolai Akimov Cast: Fatima Gilyazova, Borya Lytkin, Yekaterina Korchagina-Alexandrovskaya, Veronika Buzhinskaya, Shura Zavyalov Cast: Sergei Minin, Yelena Yegorova, Gerda Slatanakh This film is about neurasthenia and the methods of its treatment. 144 BUZILKA PROTIV BRAKA (BUZILKA STRUGGLES AGAINST DEFECTIVE GOODS) 1929, 18 min., b/w Feature/Cartoon Director: Alexander Presnyakov, screenplay: A. Maslov-Minikh, camera: Nikolai Yefremov, production designer: Viktor Tvardovsky, cartoons, production design by: S. Zhukov, captions by: Dmitry Tolmachev Buzilka, a drawn personage, purchased in a store a primus-stove, a knife and some sausage. All the goods turned out to be of low quality. Buzilka goes to companies manufacturing these goods. He finds out why the companies are producing defective products and takes the necessary steps to improve the situation. 145 BUNT BABUSHEK (GRANDMOTHERS’ REVOLT) 1919, 50 min., b/w Comedy Director: Oskar Gallai, screenplay: Iosif Berhin, Yuri Musykant, camera: M. Galper, production designer: Fyodor Berenshtam Cast: Pavel Kurzner, B. Manukhin, D. Zhiryakov, R. Kamskaya, Yuri Laptev People overcome the feeling of chauvinism. 146 GENERAL TOPTYGIN (GENERAL TOPTYGIN) 1929, 23 min., b/w Director: Sergei Glagolin, screenplay: N. Ignatovich, Sergei Glagolin, camera: Ya. Leibov, Pavel Pallei, production designer: Boris Almendingen Cast: K. Karenin, Sergei Glagolin, Fyodor Slavsky Based on Nikolai Nekrasov’s poem of the same title. 147 GOLUBOI EKSPRESS (BLUE EXPRESS) 1929, 61 min., b/w Drama Director: Ilya Trauberg, screenplay: Leonid Ierikhonov, Ilya Trauberg, camera: Boris Khrennikov, Yuli Stilianudis, production designers: Boris Dubrovsky-Eshke, Moisei Levin The film was sound-tracked in Paris in 1931 Cast: Sergei Minin, Igor Chernyak, I. Arbenin, Yakov Gudkin, Ivan Savelyev, San Bo-yan The film features the struggle of Chinese people for freedom and national independence. 148 DOROGA V MIR (ROAD TO THE WORLD) 1929, 84 min., b/w Historical-Revolutionary Director: Boris Shpis, screenplay: Mikhail Bleiman, Boris Shpis, camera: Yevgeny Mikhailov, production designer: Semyon Meinkin Cast: Valery Solovtsov, Kira Semyonova, Mikhail Speransky, Yanina Zheimo, Anna Zarzhitskaya, Shura Zavyalov History of Russian proletariat is illustrated by the life story of a worker — member of the Bolshevik party. 149 ZOLOTOI KLYUV (GOLDEN BEAK) 1929, 67 min., b/w Drama Director: Yevgeny Chervyakov, screenplay: Nikolai Molodtsov, Yevgeny Chervyakov, camera: Svyatoslav Belyayev, Alexander Sigayev, production designer: Semyon Meinkin Cast: L. Yefimov, Gennady Michurin, Sergei Minin, M. Gipsi, Boris Dmokhovsky, Boris Livanov, Anna Sten, Konstantin Gibshman Based on Anna Karavayeva’s novel of the same title. The film tells about the slavish forced labor of serfs working in mines in the times of tsar Paul I and about their struggle against the tyranny of tsarist administration.
The film tells about the penetration of new culture and struggle against backward views in remote regions of the country. 151 KAIN I ARTYOM (CAIN AND ARTYOM) 1929, 80 min., b/w Drama Written and directed by: Pavel Petrov-Bytov, camera: Nikolai Ushakov, Mikhail Kaplan, production designers: Nikolai Suvorov, Isaak Makhlis The film was sound-tracked in 1932 in France by director Abel Hans Cast: Yelena Yegorova, Georgy Uvarov, Emil Gal, Nikolai Simonov Loosely based on Maxim Gorky’s short story of the same title. 152 KONNITSA SKACHET (CAVALRY GALLOPS) 1929, 56 min., b/w Drama Written and directed by: Nikolai Beresnev, camera: Naum Aptekman, production designer: Ivan Zablotsky Cast: Kolya Simanovich, Ursula Krug, N. Kutuzov, Yuri Laptev, Nikolai Michurin Loosely based on Nikolai Tikhonov’s novel “War Horses” Red Army guards are fighting against White Army security service.
The film features the high moral qualities of a team of researchers working at a polar station. 154 NEULOVIMY RABKOR (ELUSIVE CORRESPONDENT) 1929, 18 min., b/w Feature/Cartoon Director: Igor Sorokhtin, screenplay: A. Maslov-Minikh, camera: Nikolai Yefremov, production designers: Vladislav Tvardovsky, P. Sokolov Cast: Fyodor Kamensky, M. Kolokolov, N. Galkov The film tells about the adventures of an “elusive correspondent” Buzilka at one of factories. Buzilka is a drawn personage of a series of cartoons. 155 NOVY VAVILON (NEW BABYLON) 1929, 80 min., b/w Historical-Revolutionary Written and directed by: Grigory Kozintsev, Leonid Trauberg, camera: Andrei Moskvin, production designer: Yevgeny Yeney Cast: Yelena Kuzmina, Pyotr Sobolevsky, David Gutman, Sofia Magarill, Sergei Gerasimov, Yanina Zheimo, Yevgeny Chervyakov, Andrei Kostrichkin, Oleg Zhakov, Vsevolod Pudovkin The film is set in the days of Paris Commune. 156 OBLOMOK IMPERII (FRAGMENT OF EMPIRE) 1929, 80 min., b/w Drama Director: Friedrich Ermler, screenplay: Katherina Vinogradskaya, Friedrich Ermler, camera: Yevgeny Shneider, production designer: Yevgeny Yeney The film was restored and re-edited at “Lenfilm”(1967, 78 min., b/w). Director of restoration: Fyodor Nikitin, editor: Mikhail Bleinman, sound: Grigory Elbert, misic: Vladimir Deshevov Cast: Fyodor Nikitin, Lyudmila Semyonova, Valery Solovtsov, Yakov Gudkin, Vyacheslav Viskovsky The film tells about great changes that took place in the conscience of people as a result of the October revolution. 157 PIZHON (A FOP) 1929, min., b/w Comedy Director: Mark Donskoy, screenplay: Yuli Stilianudis, Simova, V. Bogdanovich, camera: F. Zandberg, production designer: Nikolai Suvorov Cast: V. Chumachenko, V. Adamova The film satirizes philistine approach to art as the “refined” style of behavior and dressing according to the latest fashion. 158 POCHTA (POST) 1929, 20 min., b/w Cartoon The film was sound-tracked in 1930, 30 min., Director: N. Timofeyev, misic: Vladimir Deshevov, sound: Mikhail Mukhachev, text by: Daniil Harms Director: Mikhail Tsekhanovsky, screenplay: Samuil Marshak, camera: K. Kirillov, production designer: Mikhail Tsekhanovsky, cartoons: Ivan Druzhinin Based on Samuil Marshak’s poem of the same title. 159 SMERTNY NOMER (THE FATAL TURN) 1929, 67 min., b/w Drama Written and directed by: Georgy Krol, camera: Boris Khrennikov, production designer: Moisei Levin Cast: Illarion Pevtsov, Lyudmila Semyonova, Arnold Arnold, Iona Brodsky, Yevgeny Kumeiko Loosely based on Boris Zhitkov’s novel “Boa” 160 SOVETSKAYA KOPEIKA (A SOVIET COPECK) 1929, 10 min., b/w Cartoon Director: Viktor Grigoryev (Gri), screenplay: Avraam Naroditsky, production designers: Viktor Grigoryev (Gri), Dmitry Tolmachev, captions by: Dmitry Tolmachev At the time when “Soviet Copeck” factory employees are working hard to increase the public wealth an idler does nothing but drinks. His machine tool complains that his operator is a sloven. Hardly moving his feet the idler goes first to the medical room and then to the mutual insurance fund. A Soviet copeck urges its friends to repulse the lazy drunkard. Money refuses to go into his pocket. 161 TRANSPORT OGNYA (FIRE TRANSPORT) 1929, 76 min., b/w Adventure Director: Alexander Ivanov, screenplay: Alexander Zarkhi, Iosif Heifits, Alexander Ivanov, camera: Alexander Gintsburg, production designer: Boris Dubrovsky-Eshke Cast: Kseniya Klyaro, Gleb Kuznetsov, Nikolai Michurin, Alexei Goryushin, Lev Butarinsky The film features the underground activities of armed workers detachments on the eve of the first Russian revolution. 162 UBITY ZHIV (THE KILLED MAN IS ALIVE) 1929, 20 min., b/w Film-novel Directors: Yu. Goltsev, Dmitry Tolmachev, screenplay: Dmitry Tolmachev, camera: Vasily Belyayev, Vasily Simbirtsev Cast: Sergei Minin, Igor Chernyak, V. Shupov The film features the episodes of revolutionary struggle in the West. 163 FLAG NATSII (THE FLAG OF THE NATION) 1929, 76 min., b/w Drama Written and directed by: Vladimirm Shmidthof after libretto by Nikolai Akimov, camera: Vladimir Danashevsky, production designers: Yevgeny Yeney, Yevgeniya Slovtsova Cast: Boris Azarov, P. Naumov, Gennady Michurin, Nina Shaternikova, Sergei Minin, Yuri Lavrov, Igor Chernyak The film features the struggle of workers against violence and police tyranny in the capitalist society. 164 CHELOVEK S PORTFELEM (A MAN WITH A BRIEFCASE) 1929, 65 min., b/w Drama Director: Cheslav Sabinsky, screenplay: A. Kirillov, camera: Naum Aptekman, production designer: Nikolai Suvorov Cast: Nikolai Monakhov, Irina Volodko, Kolya Simonovich, S. Pronskaya, Andrei Lavrentyev, Pavel Kurzner, Sergei Shishko, Varvara Myasnikova Based on Alexei Faiko’s play of the same title. The film unmasks a disguised enemy who fraudulently mixes with Soviet scientists.
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