Father Seraphim (1922)
The story is set in Russia in the 1870s. One of the storylines recounted the fate of the mother of an revolutionary, who accidentally discovered some leaflets at home and decided to take them to the priest. The film itself is considered lost.
Director:
Aleksandr Panteleyev
Writer:
Tamara Glebova
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Nikolai Khodotov as Father Vasiliy |
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Pyotr Andriyevsky as Father Gerasim (Seraphim) |
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Yelena Tumanskaya as Annushka |
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Aleksandr Larikov as Stepan Gruzdev, a worker-revolutionary |
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Aleksandra Chizhevskaya as Matrena Gruzdeva |
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Sergey Shklyarevskiy as Doctor Sergey Bagreev |
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K. Kulaeva as Klavdia, Vasiliy's daughter |
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V. Rusinova as Dunya |
| Writing | Tamara Glebova | Screenplay |
| Directing | Aleksandr Panteleyev | Director |
| Writing | Andrei Zarin | Writer |
| Camera | Ivan Frolov | Director of Photography |
