| Battleship Potemkin, The | |||||
| Image Ent. (1925) | |||||
| Drama, History, War | |||||
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| Aleksandr Antonov | Grigory Vakulinchuk, Bolshevik Sailor | |
| Vladimir Barsky | Commander Golikov | |
| Grigori Aleksandrov | Chief Officer Giliarovsky | |
| Ivan Bobrov | Young Sailor, flogged while sleeping | |
| Mikhail Gomorov | Militant Sailor | |
| Aleksandr Levshin | Petty Officer | |
| N. Poltavseva | Woman With Pince-nez | |
| Konstantin Feldman | Student Agitator | |
| Prokopenko | Mother Carrying Wounded Boy | |
| A. Glauberman | Wounded Boy | |
| Aleksanteri Ahola-Valo | ||
| Beatrice Vitoldi | Woman With Baby Carriage | |
| N. Poltavtseva | Woman With Pince-nez | |
| Brodsky | Student | |
| Julia Eisenstein | Woman with Food for Sailors | |
| Sergei M. Eisenstein | Odessa Citizen | |
| Andrei Fajt | Recruit |
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| Producer | Jacob Bliokh
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| Writer | Nina Agadzhanova
Nikolai Aseyev Sergei M. Eisenstein |
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The Quintessential Eisenstein Based on the unsuccessful 1905 Russian Revolution, Sergei Eisenstein's Masterpiece Battleship Potemkin is presented for the first time on DVD. Often voted one of the ten greatest films ever made, this program includes a powerful musical score by N. Kruikov. |
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