What the Violin Wept About Trailer (1913)
Lost film.
Watch the official What the Violin Wept About 1913 trailer in HD below.
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Yakov Protazanov Director
Aleksandr Levitsky Director of Photography
Joseph-Louis Mundwiller Director of Photography
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Russia 23 November 1913
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23 September 1913
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20 January 1913
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07 May 1913
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20 December 1913
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01 January 1913
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09 May 1913
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1913 Thiemann & Reinhardt.