A third Belomor-themed Lemberg film, Port of Five Seas (Port piati morei, 1932-33), highlights the war against nature and brings it to an international stage. The intertitles are entirely in French, suggesting that the film was produced for a foreign audience, as was the glossy magazine USSR in Construction.
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United States 01 January 1932
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