Baltic Glory

Feb 22, 1958

1h 34m

★ 7.5

Overview

A film about the struggle of Baltic Fleet sailors for revolutionary Petrograd in the autumn of 1917. The film focuses on the fates of a sailor and a naval officer who join the ranks of those fighting for the revolution.

Genres

History

Drama

Production Companies

Lenfilm

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Cast

командир эсминца «Гром»

Pavel Kadochnikov

комиссар Центробалта

Leonid Kmit

Василий Еремин

Nikolay Makeyev

боцман Петрович

Mikhail Ivanov

Татьяна

Natalya Katasheva

Жилин

German Orlov

Антон Батурин

Vladislav Strzhelchik

фельдфебель Сусликов

Efim Kopelyan

Фёдор Лютов, минный старшина эсминца «Гром»

Iosif Kutyansky

Люся Зарницына

Inna Vykhodtseva

анархист (нет в титрах)

Vladimir Vasilyev

офицер в штабе

Vitaliy Illich

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