Alexander DovzhenkoCast
Semyon Svashenko Mykola Nademsky
Plot
A poetic silent film that connects Ukrainian legend, a family's history and the revolution.
Sinekatalog’s take
Alexander Dovzhenko's poetic silent film joins Ukrainian legend, one family's history and the revolution in a dreamlike, uneven whole. Dense, strange and visionary, it is the beginning of the style that grew into Earth.Sinekatalog’s own editorial review – not a user or critic quote.
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