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In 1905 Germany, Evgeny Narezhny, a talented bridge engineer and son of a Russian émigré, rejects lucrative offers to serve Russia. Arriving in St. Petersburg during the 1905 revolution, he focuses on science, believing it can solve global issues, unlike his Bolshevik wife, Elena Chernova. As a renowned scientist, Narezhny is repulsed by capitalism and is forced to reconsider his views on the revolutionaries’ struggle.
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In 1905 Germany, Evgeny Narezhny, a talented bridge engineer and son of a Russian émigré, rejects lucrative offers to serve Russia. Arriving in St. Petersburg during the 1905 revolution, he focuses on science, believing it can solve global issues, unlike his Bolshevik wife, Elena Chernova. As a renowned scientist, Narezhny is repulsed by capitalism and is forced to reconsider his views on the revolutionaries’ struggle.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Igor Lukovskiy, Viktor Zolotareskiy
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Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
Cast
Sigizmund Navrotsky
Director
Mikhail Astangov
Proskov
Vladimir Balashov
Simon Matveyevich Galagan
Georgiy Budarov
Fuks
Vladimir Druzhnikov
Yevgeniy Tarasovich Narezsnyy
Dmytro Franko
Morozov
Natalya Gitserot
zhena Proskova
Baiba Indriksone
Emiliya
Viktor Khalatov
Garderobshchik
Pavlo Kyiansky
Telegrafist
Ivan Kononenko-Kozelskyi
Yuri Lavrov
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