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The Barrack

Ilya Ilf
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Year
2017
Language
Russian
Publisher
Strelbytskyy Multimedia Publishing

About

This is one of the first film scripts by Ilya Ilf and Yevgeni Petrov. This is a mute film, so-called ‘socialistic comedy’. This is a story about the brigade of the builders-concreters, who are building a huge dam for the new hydroelectric power station and about their brigadier Bitiugov. This is a story, when the campaign of glorification and praising of the modest and simple workers reaches the grandiose and just unbelievable level, from which the workers feel the bad results themselves.

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Artists

Ilya IlfAuthor
Yevgeny PetrovAuthor

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