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Kazakebi (1928)

Genre : War, Drama, Romance

Runtime : 0M

Director : Vladimir Barsky
Writer : Vladimir Barsky

Synopsis

Actors

Sandro Inashvili
Sandro Inashvili
Olenin
I. Pankov
I. Pankov
Vanusha
N. Pachuev
N. Pachuev
Eroshka
Yelena Charskaya
Yelena Charskaya
Ulita
Mariya Cherkaskaya
Mariya Cherkaskaya
Marina
Aleksandr Shirai
Aleksandr Shirai
Lukashka
Z. Melnikova
Z. Melnikova
Siradz
Shalva Khuskivadze
Shalva Khuskivadze
Khan Girei
Z. Nevinskaya
Z. Nevinskaya
Ustinka
N. Volkhovskoy
N. Volkhovskoy
Beletski
Mikhail Mirzoian
Mikhail Mirzoian
Ivan Vasilich

Crews

Vladimir Barsky
Vladimir Barsky
Director
Vladimir Barsky
Vladimir Barsky
Screenplay
Viktor Shklovskiy
Viktor Shklovskiy
Writer
Leo Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy
Novel

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