Lost movie based on the novel The Immortal by Lawrence H. Desberry. The board of the industrial syndicate headed by Thomas Deleston, makes a decision to prolong the working day. The worker Paul Notan calls people for political struggle. Deleston’s pro-fascist organisation Patriot Union attacks the workers. Paul is killed. His younger brother Joseph takes his place. Strikers have street battles with the fascists. But forces are unequal…
Arnold Kordium
Director
Andrey Savelyev
Thomas Deleston
A. Musiechko
Regina, Deleston's daughter
Dmitriy Kadnikov
English communist, count Violet For
Anatoliy Smiranin
Raul Oliver, fascist leader
V. Kritskiy
Pseudo patriotic community leader
Ivan Grankin
Paul Notan
Georgiy Sprantse
Joseph Notan
Nikolay Charov
Jacques
Mili Taut-Korso
Louise
Nikolay Dalmatov
The fascist
Vladimir Korsh
The capitalist
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