Taras Bulba
Synopsis
Bulba's younger son Andry has fallen in love with Panochka since meeting her at the seminary in Kyiv. She is the daughter of the Polish provincial governor. Andry dreams of her and flees from school through a window to his beloved, climbs up a tree in front of her house and slips down the chimney into the house.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Joseph N. Ermolieff, Vladimir Strizhevsky
- Screenplay & Story
- Nikolai Gogol, Vladimir Strizhevsky
- Original Title
- Taras Bulba
- Country of Origin
- Germany, France
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 19m
- Production Studios
- Ermolieff-Cinéma, Orbis-Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Joseph N. Ermolieff, Vladimir Strizhevsky
Nikolai Gogol, Vladimir Strizhevsky
Joseph N. Ermolieff
Department Leadership Roster
Joseph N. Ermolieff
Director
Vladimir Strizhevsky
Director
Vladimir Strizhevsky
Writer
Joseph N. Ermolieff
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Taras Bulba
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What is Taras Bulba about?
Bulba's younger son Andry has fallen in love with Panochka since meeting her at the seminary in Kyiv. She is the daughter of the Polish provincial governor. Andry dreams of her and flees from school through a window to his beloved, climbs up a tree in front of her house and slips down the chimney into the house.
Who directed Taras Bulba?
Taras Bulba was directed by Joseph N. Ermolieff, Vladimir Strizhevsky.
Who stars in Taras Bulba?
The principal cast of Taras Bulba includes Isaak Douvan-Tortsov, Oskar Marion, Clementine Plessner, Helena Makowska, Ossip Runitsch.
When was Taras Bulba released and how long is it?
Taras Bulba was released in 1924 with a total runtime of 1h 19m.