Vasily Komardenkov Trailers
The Foundling TrailerThe Great Count TrailerIn the Far East Trailer
Most Popular Vasily Komardenkov Trailers
Total trailers found: 8
Penal Servitude Trailer (1928)
28 November 1928
Early Soviet prison camp depiction set to the years of Revolution.
The Great Count Trailer (1938)
09 January 1938
A feature film that depicts scenes from the census of Imperial Russia in 1882 and the upcoming census of the Soviet Union as of January 17, 1939.
The Foundling Trailer (1939)
18 November 1939
A little girl is lost in Moscow and hits the road making fun (not intentionally) of everybody she meets.
The Mystery of Kara-Tau Trailer (1933)
04 July 1933
The stationmaster of a railway station situated in the steppes of Kazakhstan discovers a rubber-bearing plant.
Worldwide Known Name Trailer (1930)
31 December 1930
About a film studio director, who during the NEP years fights against the director of films designed for petty bourgeois tastes.
Toguy Island Trailer (1929)
04 October 1929
On the struggle of Soviet border guards against border violators. Lost movie.
In the Far East Trailer (1937)
19 October 1937
Based on the novel by P.A. Pavlenko "In the Far East". Centering on the construction of an important border road in the Far East, which should cross the Golden Pass.
When the Dead Awaken Trailer (1926)
25 December 1926
The movie takes place in one of the Russian provincial cities during the Civil War. A local priest, together with the ex-estate manager buries count's treasures and disguises it as his nephew's funeral.
