Penal Servitude Trailer

Penal Servitude Trailer (1928)

28 November 1928 Drama 72 mins

Early Soviet prison camp depiction set to the years of Revolution.

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Cast

Andrei Zhilinsky

as Ilya Berts, convicts foreman

Pavel Tamm

as Peshekhonov

Vladimir Taskin

as Illarion Ostrobeylo, prison director

Mikhail Yanshin

as Telegraph operator

Vladimir Popov

as Chernyak, warden

Ivan Lavrov

as (uncredited)

Crew

Vasily Komardenkov

Vasily Komardenkov Art Direction

Leonid Kosmatov

Leonid Kosmatov Director of Photography

International Titles

Katorga Trailer

International Releases Dates

Russia 28 November 1928

Production Companies

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