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Three complete classics of the Soviet avant-garde.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Kino International Corporation, VUFKU (Firm), Mezhrabpom-filʹm
Other Authors: Shkurat, Stepan Iosifovich, 1886-1973, Svashenko, Semën Andreevich, 1904-1969, Solnt͡seva, I͡U. I. (I͡Ulii͡a Ippolitovna), Maksimova, E. (Elena), 1905-1986, Chisti︠a︡kov, Aleksandr Petrovich, 1880-1942, Baranovskaya, Vera, 1885-1935, Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942, Fogelʹ, Vladimir Petrovich, 1902-1929, Zemt͡sova, A. (Anna), Dovz︠h︡enko, Oleksandr Petrovych, 1894-1956, Pudovkin, Vsevolod Illarionovich, 1893-1953, Zarkhi, Natan, 1900-1935, Shpikovskiĭ, N. G., 1897-1977
Format: Video DVD
Language:Russian
Published: New York : Kino on Video, [2003]
Edition:Special ed.
Subjects:
Collectivization of agriculture > Soviet Union > Drama.
Ukraine > Social conditions > 20th century > Drama.
Russia > History > 1801-1917 > Drama.
Saint Petersburg (Russia) > History > To 1917 > Drama.
Chess > Drama.
Propaganda, Communist > Soviet Union.
Silent films.
Comedy films.
Motion pictures, Russian.
Foreign films.
Description
Item Description:Silent films with Russian intertitles and English subtitles, with added musical soundtrack.
Title from container.
Earth originally produced as a motion picture in 1930 and restored in 1971. The end of St. Petersburg originally produced as a motion picture in 1927 and restored with new soundtrack in 1969. Chess fever originally produced as a motion picture in 1925.
Aspect ratio 1.33:1.
Videorecording.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (186 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 insert.
Format:DVD; mono.
Production Credits:Earth: cinematographer, Daniil Demut︠s︡kiĭ ; score composed and conducted by V. Ovchianikov ; English translation of title, Stephen P. Hill. The end of St. Petersburg: restoration director, Dmitri Vasiliev ; director of photography, Anatoli Golovnia ; restoration editor, Esfir Tobak ; music, Vladimir Lurovski ; English translation, Stephen P. Hill. Chess fever: photographed by Anatoly Golovny ; music composed and performed by Roger White.