Human Abysses Trailer

Human Abysses Trailer (1916)

16 April 1916 Drama

“Chelovecheskie bezdny is an excellent sample of the “high style”, brought to perfection in Yevgeni Bauer’s melodramas. A stage set designer by training, Bauer relied on drapes, curtains and columns, which divided the set into sections but were also used to disguise the lights. Wall ledges, fireplaces and couches served the same purpose. All this led to an impressive depth and at times provided an almost stereoscopic effect.“ Peter Bagrov

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Cast

Ivane Perestiani

as Nemov, engineer

Ada Shelepina

as Nina, Nemov's wife

Vitold Polonsky

as Rokotov, lawyer

Andrei Sotnikov

as Zhuritskiy, journalist

International Titles

Chelovecheskie bezdny Trailer

Čelovečeskie bezdny Trailer

International Releases Dates

Russia 16 April 1916

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