A propaganda film for the 1st anniversary of the Red Army. A Red Army soldier is captured by the White Guards. The sentry assigned to him turns out to be his father. The son convinces his father that he is serving his own enemies, and together they flee to the Reds. (the movie has not been preserved)
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Ivane Perestiani Director
В Красную армию Trailer
Russia 23 February 1919
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