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Aerograd (Russian: Аэроград, also
referred to as Air City or Frontier) is a 1935
Soviet drama film by
Ukrainian director Oleksandr Dovzhenko, a coproduction...
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invited to the Kremlin,
where he read the
script of his next project,
Aerograd,
about the
defence of a
newly constructed city from ****anese infiltrators...
- 1934
Jolly Fellows directed by
Grigori Alexandrov (musical comedy) 1935
Aerograd directed by
Alexander Dovzhenko (science fiction) 1936
Circus directed...
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Member of the
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union since 1958. 1935 —
Aerograd as
Vladimir Glushak 1936 —
Circus as Ivan
Petrovich Martynov 1940 — Vasilisa...
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borderland of
Habsburg Monarchy with the
Ottoman Empire Frontier (1935 film) (
Aerograd)
directed by
Aleksandr Dovzhenko Frontier(s), a
French horror film written...
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orchestra (1962)
Lenin Komsomol Prize (1984) A
Petersburg Night (1934)
Aerograd (1935) Dawn of
Paris (1936)
Shchors (1939)
Anton Ivanovich Is
Angry (1941)...
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films of Les
Kurbas and
Alexander Dovzhenko (The
writer and
director of
Aerograd (1935)). In the
summer of 1928, he left the
theater to work in cinema....
- director,
script writer Ruslan and
Ludmila (1972) – director,
script writer Aerograd (1935) –
director of
combination shots The
Children of
Captain Grant (1936)...
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Cemetery in Moscow. In 1920–1949 he was cast in 11
Soviet films,
including Aerograd (1935) and The
Virgin Land (1939). The People's
Artist of the USSR Elizaveta...
- later, at
Mosfilm Studio, he was an ****istant to
Aleksandr Dovzhenko on
Aerograd (1935). At
Armenfilm Studio,
Kevorkov worked as an ****istant
director for...
