31 December 1930 Drama, History
On liberation from prison of a group arrested after the defeat of the 1905 Russian revolution and workers sentenced to death. Lost movie.
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Olga Knipper-Chekhova as Sergey's mother
Vera Marinich as Tatyana, Bolshevik
Olga Bazanova as Daughter of the safe house owner
Vsevolod Aksyonov as Aleksandr Levitskiy
Vasiliy Kovrigin as Kuznetsov, machinist
Aleksandr Antonov as Volkov
Antonin Pankryshev as Fyodor
Georgy Bobynin as Yemelyan Korchagin
Ilya Kravchunovsky Director
Aleksandr Urnis Director of Photography
Vasiliy Rakhals Production Design
Georgiy Grebner Writer
Жизнь за нас Trailer
Десять смертников Trailer
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