Five Minutes (1929)
The news of the death of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin shocked the whole world. The working people of England and France, Spain and China, Africa and America in the great sorrows bowed their heads. January 27, 1924 at four o'clock in the afternoon, when in Moscow, on Red Square, the Soviet people buried Lenin, in everything work stopped for five minutes. Plants and factories stopped, stopped the movement of trains, ships and cars. This day is large American concessionaire should have made a good deal with a representative of one of the countries of the East. On the way, the Chinese driver stopped his car for five minutes. These minutes decided the success of the millionth deal. But no persuasion, bribery and threats to the concessionaire could force the driver to continue driving.
Directors: Aleksandr Balagin, Georgi Zelondzhev-Shipov.
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Pavel Poltoratskiy as Archibald Buking |
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Ivan Chuvelyov as |
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Van Min-Si as Chinese General |
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Jonshon as Servant |
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Xo Mo-Tsin as |
| Art | Sergei Kozlovsky | Production Design |
| Writing | Aleksandr Balagin | Writer |
| Costume & Make-Up | F. Evdokimov | Makeup Artist |
| Directing | Aleksandr Balagin | Director |
| Camera | Grigory Kabalov | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Nikolai Anoshchenko | Camera Operator |
| Directing | Georgi Zelondzhev-Shipov | Director |
| Writing | Georgi Zelondzhev-Shipov | Writer |
