1930, 90 min
Country: USSR
Cast: Semyon Svashenko, Mikola Nademsy
Director: Alexander Dovzhenko
Our Rating:
Earth (1930)
REVIEW
One of the last silent movies and a masterpiece in Soviet cinema, Earth is a lyrically-told poem to man's love of nature, his endeavors to adapt it to his needs, and of man's death as part of the cycle of life. In Ukraine, a collective of poor peasants attempt to farm the vast lands of the Kulaks, the landed gentry, who in turn oppose them. Dovzhenko paints an indelible portrait of a people's struggle against superstition, rich landowners and nature itself in their fight to make their dreams reality. (Silent with orchestral accompaniment)
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Close Caption: Yes
Region Code: 1
UPC: 014381141122
Studio: Image
Languages: Russian Dolby Digital Mono (Primary), English Subtitles
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Running Time: 186 minutes
Region Code: 1
UPC: 738329029821
Studio: Kino
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