Black Sea Mutiny Trailer

Black Sea Mutiny Trailer (1930)

23 August 1930 Drama 56 mins

On the proletarian solidarity of the French navy with the revolutionary people of Russia. The action takes place in the early years of Soviet power in the coastal city of Russia. The French cruiser Mirabeau threatens the city from the sea.

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Cast

Petro Masokha

as Communist sailor

Sergei Minin

as Worker

L. Negri

as Bourgeois

D. Lyubchenko

as Old man (uncredited)

Volodymyr Lisovskyi

as Menshevik (uncredited)

I. Marks

as Negotiator (uncredited)

Crew

Oleksiy Pankratyev

Oleksiy Pankratyev Director of Photography

Joseph Rona

Joseph Rona Director of Photography

Yuriy Tamarskiy

Yuriy Tamarskiy Director of Photography

Vladimir Kaplunovskiy

Vladimir Kaplunovskiy Production Design

International Titles

Mirabo Trailer

Мірабо Trailer

Production Companies

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