The Punishment of Shirvanskaya Trailer (1926)

03 December 1926 Adventure, Drama 71 mins

Engineer McLean, the prince's wife Shirvanskaya and his lover Rumanescu, who came to the Soviet Union, pretend to be circus actors and act to the detriment of the country. Arranged as a worker in the oil industry, Rumanescu steals blueprints of a military invention from the chemist Petrov. Tom Jackson discovers that the circus performer and the saboteur John are one and the same person. Saboteurs, who will be chased by "red devils" and militia workers. They will try to escape abroad, but they will die in an avalanche near the Turkish border.

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Cast

Maria Shirai

Aleksandr Shirai as Douglas

Pavel Yesikovsky as Misha

Sofia Jozeffi

Maria Jacobini

Svetlana Luiks as Oksana

Nadezhda Vendelin

Crew

Ivane Perestiani Director

Aleqsandre Digmelovi Camera Operator

Ivane Perestiani Writer

S. Gubin-guni Production Design

International Titles

შირვანსკაიას სასჯელი Trailer

შირვანის თავადის ქალის წამება Trailer

Наказание Trailer

Наказание княжны Ширванской Trailer

International Releases Dates

Georgia 03 December 1926

Production Companies

JSC "Sakhkinmretsvi"

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