Two Days Trailer

Two Days Trailer (1932)

27 November 1932 Drama 60 mins

The Red Army enters the city, while the White Army leaves it. There are only two people in the landlord’s estate, an old doorkeeper and a grammar school student, the landlord’s son. The house is taken by the Red Army detachment, and the doorkeeper’s son Andrii, a Bolshevik, is among them. The old man does not share his beloved son’s views and protects the landlord’s son hiding him in the attic.

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Cast

Sergei Minin

as Andrii

Valeriy Gakkebush

as young master

O. Nazarova

as landowner's wife

Tarasevych

as landowner

Mili Taut-Korso

as Andrey's bride (uncredited)

Aleksandr Chuverov

as Doctor (uncredited)

Vladimir Uralskiy

as Red army soldier

Arseni Kuts

as Red army soldier (uncredited)

Crew

Daniil Demutsky

Daniil Demutsky Director of Photography

Boris Liatoshinsky

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Dva dnya Trailer

Два дня Trailer

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