The Drive of Death Trailer (1929)
The fate of a simple railroad machinist Gavrilov, who under the influence of the events of the Civil War finds his place in the new era.
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Crew
Aleksandr Usoltsev-Garf Director
Vladimir Legoshin Writer
Grigory Giber Director of Photography
International Titles
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Production Companies
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