Mitya

Mitya (1927)

Comedy

Exposing the customs of provincial philistinism in the years of NEP. Small town. Mitya, going to the party of his bride Shurochka, finds a dying woman with infants. When he comes to visit the child, everyone decides that he was the father - and kicks him out. Mitya decides to drown himself. Unknown saves him and helps to stage his own funeral. During the mourning ceremony, Mitya rise from the grave, thanks the inhabitants petrified by horror, and leaves the city forever. Lost movie.

Director: Nikolai Okhlopkov

Casts

	Nikolai Okhlopkov as Mitya
	Tamara Adelheim as Sofochka
	Mykola Nademskyi as Poet-reporter
	Serhii Minin as Unknown
	Anastasiya Kozhevnikova as Shurochka Gryaznova
	Yuri Chernyshov as Volodya Gryaznov
	Teodor Brainin as Onion-stealing beggar
	A. Gvozdeva as Shurochka's mother
	Nikolai Korn as Kazak
	Volodymyr Lisovskyi as Drunk best man
	Ivan Malikov-Elvorti as Sober best man
	Saksaganskaya as Mitya's mother
	Aleksandr Sashin as Beggar who robs Mitya
	Anastasii Symonov as Nervy nobleman
	Anisim Suslov as Villager
	Borys Zahorskyi as Dance steward

Crew