Frontier
(1935)
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Stepan Shagaida | ... |
Stepan Glushak
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Sergei Stolyarov | ... |
Vladimir Slushak
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Evgeniya Melnikova |
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Stepan Shkurat | ... |
Vasili Khudiakov
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G. Tsoi | ... |
Van-Lin
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N. Tabunasov | ... |
Young Chukcha
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L. Kan | ... |
Samurai
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I. Kim |
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Boris Dobronravov | ... |
Aniky Shavanov
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Yelena Maksimova |
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Vladimir Uralsky |
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Country:
Soviet UnionLanguage:
RussianRelease Date:
27 December 1935 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Frontier See more »Company Credits
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Gosudarstvennoe Upravlenie Kinematografii i fotografii (GUKF), Mosfilm, Ukrainfilm See more »
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If propaganda is your thing you'll love this movie. Although I succumb to propaganda in really well done movies like I Am Cuba I wasn't sucked in much by Aerograd. Therefore, all I really liked about this pro "manifest destiny" piece for the Soviet Union were the beautiful landscape and airscape vignettes. Russia's Far East sure looks like a place worthy of conquest so I feel the movie is at least somewhat successful in that. If you're a historian you may also be interested to see how the interwar Soviet propaganda machine rails against Japan and other Asian countries in 1935.