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1936 film

Baltic Deputy

Russian: Депутат Балтики
Directed by	Iosif Kheifits Aleksandr Zarkhi
Written by	Iosif Kheifits Leonid Lyubashevsky [arz; fr; it; ru; vo] Leonid Rakhmanov [ru] Aleksandr Zarkhi
Produced by	Igor Chernyak Pyotr Podvalny
Starring	Nikolai Cherkasov Mariya Domashyova [ru] Boris Livanov Oleg Zhakov Aleksandr Melnikov [ru]
Cinematography	Mikhail Kaplan [ru] Edgar Shtyrtskober
Music by	Nikolai Timofeyev [kk; ru; uk; vo]
Production company	Lenfilm
Release date	1936 (1936)
Running time	96 min.
Country	Soviet Union
Language	Russian

Baltic Deputy (Russian: Депутат Балтики, romanized: Deputat Baltiki) is a 1936 Soviet drama film directed by Iosif Kheifits and Aleksandr Zarkhi.

The premiere of the film in the United States took place on September 3, 1937, and on September 27 in the Pennsylvania it was banned from showing by the censorship board.

Plot

The Bolsheviks seize power in Russia. Students instead of studying are fond of politics. Teachers and scientists do not trust the new government. But the elderly professor Dmitry Illarionovich Polezhaev is able to understand the events that occur in Russia. He begins to train the Baltic sailors, after which he is elected a deputy from the sailors of the Baltic Fleet.

Cast

Nikolay Cherkasov as Professor Dmitri Illarionovich Polezhayev (рrototype by Kliment Timiryazev)
Mariya Domashyova [ru] as Masha Polezhayeva
Boris Livanov as Misha Bocharov
Oleg Zhakov as Vikenti Mikhailovich Vorob'yov
Aleksandr Melnikov [ru] as Red guardsman Kupriyanov (voiced by Yuri Tolubeyev)
Yakov Malyutin [ru; uk] as Pirogov
Aleksei Matov as doktor
Fyodor Kurikhin [ru; uk] as doctor

References

Одной из самых крупных удач этой советской актрисы стал… Пятачок
Дмитрий Светозаров: «Все были убеждены в том, что Баталов — незаконный сын моего отца»
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Фильмы о перековавшейся интеллигенции
Peter Rollberg (2016). Historical Dictionary of Russian and Soviet Cinema. US: Rowman / Littlefield. p. 80. ISBN 1442268425.
Edward de Grazia, Roger K. Newman (1982). Banned Films: Movies, Censors, and the First Amendment. R. R. Bowker Company. pp. 58.
Ольга Катасонова (17 September 2023). "Учёный-либерал Климент Тимирязев". Дилетант.
Baltic Deputy (1937) Full Cast / Crew

External links

Baltic Deputy at IMDb

v t e Films by Aleksandr Zarkhi
Wind in the Face (1930) My Motherland (1933) Red Army Days (1935) Baltic Deputy (1936) Member of the Government (1939) His Name Is Sukhe-Bator (1942) The Last Hill (1944) In the Name of Life (1946) The Precious Seed (1948) The Lights of Baku (1950) The Height (1957) People on the Bridge (1960) My Younger Brother (1962) Anna Karenina (1967) Story of an Unknown Actor (1976) Twenty Six Days from the Life of Dostoyevsky (1981)

Films by Aleksandr Zarkhi

Wind in the Face (1930)
My Motherland (1933)
Red Army Days (1935)
Baltic Deputy (1936)
Member of the Government (1939)
His Name Is Sukhe-Bator (1942)
The Last Hill (1944)
In the Name of Life (1946)
The Precious Seed (1948)
The Lights of Baku (1950)
The Height (1957)
People on the Bridge (1960)
My Younger Brother (1962)
Anna Karenina (1967)
Story of an Unknown Actor (1976)
Twenty Six Days from the Life of Dostoyevsky (1981)

v t e Films by Iosif Kheifits
Wind in the Face (1930) My Motherland (1933) Red Army Days (1935) Baltic Deputy (1936) Member of the Government (1939) His Name Is Sukhe-Bator (1942) The Last Hill (1944) In the Name of Life (1946) The Precious Seed (1948) The Lights of Baku (1950) Spring in Moscow (1953) A Big Family (1954) The Rumyantsev Case (1955) My Beloved (1958) Lady with the Dog (1960) The Horizon (1961) In S. City (1966) Hail, Mary! (1971) Asya (1977) Vagrant Bus (1989)

Films by Iosif Kheifits

Wind in the Face (1930)
My Motherland (1933)
Red Army Days (1935)
Baltic Deputy (1936)
Member of the Government (1939)
His Name Is Sukhe-Bator (1942)
The Last Hill (1944)
In the Name of Life (1946)
The Precious Seed (1948)
The Lights of Baku (1950)
Spring in Moscow (1953)
A Big Family (1954)
The Rumyantsev Case (1955)
My Beloved (1958)
Lady with the Dog (1960)
The Horizon (1961)
In S. City (1966)
Hail, Mary! (1971)
Asya (1977)
Vagrant Bus (1989)

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