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A Bright City
Partially lost movie. Based on the novella ‘The Red Scarf’ by Mikhail Pavlovich Rogi. The story of a peasant woman who comes to the city to join her husband, a factory worker, and finds it difficult to adjust to her new life. Only the fourth part of the film has survived.
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Partially lost movie. Based on the novella ‘The Red Scarf’ by Mikhail Pavlovich Rogi. The story of a peasant woman who comes to the city to join her husband, a factory worker, and finds it difficult to adjust to her new life. Only the fourth part of the film has survived.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ivan Pravov, Olga Preobrazhenskaya
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Sovkino
Cast
Ivan Pravov, Olga Preobrazhenskaya
Director
Raisa Puzhnaya
Nastasya Artemova
Vasiliy Gnedochkin
Pyotr Vasilev
Emma Tsesarskaya
Tonya
Elena Maksimova
Marusenka
Vladimir Chuvelyov
Beryozkin
Aleksandr Antonov
Conductor
Aleksandr Timontayev
Red army soldier
Nadezhda Kovalyova
Mariya Shlenskaya
Village gossiper (uncredited)
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