Road to Damask Trailer (1927)
About a clash on the open sea between Soviet sailors and a group of White Guard officers. Lost movie.
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Cast
Oksana Pidlisna as Spy
Ivan Kapralov as Captain's first mate
Aleksandr Antonov as Ignat Sheremet
Nikolai Korn as Sea cadet
Crew
Lev Sheffer Director
Alexander Rubinstein Writer
Stanislav Weiting-Radzinsky Writer
Heinrich Beisenherz Production Design
International Titles
Утриш Trailer
Production Companies
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