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Dvadtsat’shest’ kommissarov (Двадцать шесть комиссаров)
(Twenty-Six Commissars)
(1933) [?] Azerbaijan and/or Georgia?
B&W : Feature film
Directed by Nikoloz Shengelaya
Cast: K. Gasanov [Stepan Shaumian, Armenian leader], Baba-Zade [Azizbekov], Heiri Emirzade [the commissar], Alekper Melikov [a Bolshevik], Ivan Klyukvin [Petka, Red Army soldier], Vasili Kovrigin [Vaska the sailor], N. Kulikov [a Russian worker], Ala-Verdy Melikov [a Turkish worker], Veriko Anjaparidze [a worker’s wife], Piotr Morskoy [a Bolshevik from the Front], Mikhail Zharov [Menshevik], Igor Savchenko [the Socialist Revolutionary Party leader], Kote Andronikashvili [the leader of Dashnaks], Mikhail Abesadze [the man with a mauser], Vladimir Gardin [the ctizen with a chrysanthemum], Mustafa Märdanov [Menshevik], P. Ryazanov [General Denville], Kh. Venarikov [Captain Jonhson]
[?] Azerbaijanfilm and/or Georgian-Film and/or Azerkino? production; distributed by [?] AzGoskino? / Scenario by Aleksandr Rzheshevsky, Amiragov and Nikoloz Shengelaya. Production design by Viktor Aden. Cinematography by Evgenii Shneider. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. / The film was released in the USA by Amkino Corporation on 30 June 1933. / Silent film.
Drama.
Survival status: (unknown)
Current rights holder: (unknown)
Listing updated: 26 December 2024.
References: Youngblood-Soviet pp. 213, 317 : Website-IMDb.
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