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Bezhin lug ()

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A Soviet farmer's son, who is working at a Kolchos is killed by his father, who wants to burn the fields of the Kolchos to damage the Soviet Society.
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Stepok (as Vitya Kartashov)
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Peasant
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Stepka's father - first film version
Yelizaveta Teleshyova ...
Kolkhoz Chairman (as Yekaterina Teleshova)
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Political Commissar (as Pavel Ardzhanov)
Nikolai Maslov ...
Arsonist
Yakov Zajtsev ...
Bearded kulak
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Arsonist
Serafim Kozminskiy ...
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Boy
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Sergey Averkiyev ...
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Sergei Eisenstein ... (as Sergei M. Eisenstein)

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Isaak Babel ... ()
 
Sergei Eisenstein ... () (as Sergei M. Eisenstein)
 
Aleksandr Rzheshevsky ... ()
 
Ivan Turgenev ... (story)

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V. Ya. Babitsky ... producer
Boris Shumyatskiy ... executive producer

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Gavriil Popov

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Vladimir Nilsen
Eduard Tisse

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Esfir Tobak

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Aleksei Utkin
Arnold Vaisfeld

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Pera Atasheva ... assistant director
Fyodor Filippov ... assistant director (as F. Filipov)
Mikhail Gomorov ... assistant director
Jay Leyda ... assistant director

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Vladimir Bogdankevich ... sound

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Also Known As
  • Бежин луг (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • Bezhin Meadow (Canada, English title)
  • Le pré de Béjine (France)
  • Die Beshin-Wiese (Germany)
  • El prado de Bezhin (Spain)
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  • 31 min
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Trivia Production was stopped by Soviet officials in 1937. Sergei Eisenstein had spent two years filming and had up to three different completed versions. The footage that had been shot up to that point was taken to a film storage vault, which was destroyed in a German bombing raid during the war. The film was alleged to have also been destroyed at this time; however, the government is thought to have destroyed it earlier on. Eisenstein, though, saved two frames from the beginning and end of all of his shots and in the mid-'60s these were put together according to script, story board and notes for a 31-minute reconstruction of film stills. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Une histoire seule (1989). See more »
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