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Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris

Albatros, l'aventure cinématographique des Russes blancs à Paris

Synopsis

The film studio "Albatros" was founded in 1920 by Russian emigre filmmakers who had left Russia after the 1917 revolution. From 1920 to 1929 the studio "Albatros" and Russian filmmakers will literally upset the French cinema by bringing a specificity of their own. The phenomenal success of the films of the studio "Albatros" will give a second life to the French cinema then in crisis by propelling it to the first world ranking in competition with Hollywood. At the head of this small studio born one evening in February 1920 in Montreuil were two Russian producers: Joseph Ermolaev and Alexandr Kamenka.

Release History & Theatrical Window

World Premiere

Window To Europe Russian Film Festival

Festival / Special Debut

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Alexandre Moix, Yury Yarovenko
Screenplay & Story
Yury Yarovenko, Alexandre Moix
Original Score
Vadim Sher
Original Title
Albatros, l'aventure cinématographique des Russes blancs à Paris
Country of Origin
Russia, France
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
26m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Alexandre Moix, Yury Yarovenko

Screenplay & Story

Yury Yarovenko, Alexandre Moix

Original Score & Music

Vadim Sher

Director of Photography

Cyril Bron, Boris Kirisenko

Producers

Nikolay Yaroshenko, Denis Kovalevsky

Department Leadership Roster

Cyril Bron

Director of Photography

Nikolay Yaroshenko

Nikolay Yaroshenko

Producer

Alexandre Moix

Alexandre Moix

Director

Yury Yarovenko

Yury Yarovenko

Screenplay

Yury Yarovenko

Yury Yarovenko

Director

Vadim Sher

Original Music Composer

Boris Kirisenko

Boris Kirisenko

Director of Photography

Denis Kovalevsky

Denis Kovalevsky

Producer

Alexandre Moix

Alexandre Moix

Screenplay

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Frequently Asked Questions About Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris about?

The film studio "Albatros" was founded in 1920 by Russian emigre filmmakers who had left Russia after the 1917 revolution. From 1920 to 1929 the studio "Albatros" and Russian filmmakers will literally upset the French cinema by bringing a specificity of their own. The phenomenal success of the films of the studio "Albatros" will give a second life to the French cinema then in crisis by propelling it to the first world ranking in competition with Hollywood. At the head of this small studio born one evening in February 1920 in Montreuil were two Russian producers: Joseph Ermolaev and Alexandr Kamenka.

Who directed Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris?

Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris was directed by Alexandre Moix, Yury Yarovenko.

Who stars in Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris?

The principal cast of Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris includes Macha Méril.

When was Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris released and how long is it?

Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris was released in 2017 with a total runtime of 26m.

Who composed the musical score for Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Albatros, The Film Adventure Of The White Russians In Paris was composed by Vadim Sher.