Sofya Yakovleva Trailers
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Most Popular Sofya Yakovleva Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
The Yellow Ticket Trailer (1928)
07 February 1928
Jacob, a farmer, returns from the war to his wife Marie and begs the landlord baron for a plot of land to rent.
In the Big City Trailer (1927)
01 April 1927
Two country boys move to Moscow. One becomes a construction worker who dreams of being an inventor, the other becomes a decadent poet.
Men and Jobs Trailer (1932)
09 October 1932
An American engineer, consulting on a Soviet construction project, inspires a backward and timid new foreman to learn better about his job, assert himself, solve problems and inspire his own men to bring the job in ahead of schedule.
Beautiful Garden Trailer (1935)
07 October 1935
To help out his friend Lenya, Yura steals a Stradivarius violin belonging to the professor from his grandfather, a violin maker.
Life in Your Hands Trailer (1930)
31 December 1930
The cursed legacy for the young state are drunkards and truants, who have not yet rebuilt their lives in the new social conditions.
Two Women Trailer (1930)
07 February 1930
During the NEP era, the ex-wife of a White officer, now married to a dedicated Soviet worker and lover to several bourgeois “specialists”, is expelled by her husband’s party for her affairs.
Song of Spring Trailer (1929)
16 April 1929
Based on the novel by Yakub Kolas "In the Vastness of Life". The film is considered lost.
The Three Trailer (1928)
28 August 1928
Based on a short story by O. Henry "The Ransom of the Red Chief". Three boys meet by chance. Myshko, a pioneer, is walking down the street in the ranks of a pioneer unit, while the homeless Semen is standing behind the unit, and Mr.
Two Smokes Trailer (1926)
24 June 1926
Dasha helps the Red Army in the fight against the White Finnish kulak uprising.
The Gentlefolks of Skotinin Trailer (1927)
10 January 1927
A comedy starring Nina Shaternikova, The Skotinins is loosely based on the 18th century play The Minor by Denis Fonvizin.
