Martin Wagner
Мартин Вагнер
Synopsis
The action takes place in the Volga Germans republic in the 1920s. The communist, a native of this village, who returns from the Red Army, Martin Vagner, with the help of the central Soviet power and the party, provides economic support to the poor, and then, with the help of the poor's rebellion, wrests the village council from the hands of the kulaks. Missing 3rd part
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Vsevolod Massino
- Screenplay & Story
- Béla Illés
- Original Title
- Мартин Вагнер
- Country of Origin
- Soviet Union
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 45m
- Production Studios
- Nemkino
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Vsevolod Massino
Béla Illés
Vladimir Polikarpov
Department Leadership Roster
Vsevolod Massino
Director
Vladimir Polikarpov
Director of Photography
Felix Boguslavsky
Production Design
Valentina Khmelyova
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Frequently Asked Questions About Martin Wagner
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What is Martin Wagner about?
The action takes place in the Volga Germans republic in the 1920s. The communist, a native of this village, who returns from the Red Army, Martin Vagner, with the help of the central Soviet power and the party, provides economic support to the poor, and then, with the help of the poor's rebellion, wrests the village council from the hands of the kulaks. Missing 3rd part
Who directed Martin Wagner?
Martin Wagner was directed by Vsevolod Massino.
Who stars in Martin Wagner?
The principal cast of Martin Wagner includes Yakov Rykov, F. Khomutov, Vera Marinich, Mikhail Massin, Ya. German.
When was Martin Wagner released and how long is it?
Martin Wagner was released in 1928 with a total runtime of 45m.
Is Martin Wagner based on a book or true story?
Martin Wagner is adapted from the following source material: Book: "Béla Illés".