The Break-Up (1929)
The commander of the cruiser Zarya, nobleman Bersenev, sympathizes with the Bolsheviks, encouraged in part by Artem Godun, chairman of the ship’s committee. His eldest daughter, Tatyana, follows in her father’s footsteps. Her husband, von Staube, is involved in a counter-revolutionary conspiracy.
Director: Lev Zamkovoi
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Mikhail Narokov as Captain Bersenyov |
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A. Burkova as Madame Bersenyov |
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Maria Zhdanova as Tatyana |
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Lidiya Mikhaylova as Ksana |
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Anatoliy Smiranin as Lt. Von Staube |
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Nikolai Gladkov as Godun |
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Vasili Bykov as Shvatch |
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Pavel Poltoratskiy as Representative for the English command (uncredited) |
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Nikolai Prozorovsky as Militsyn |
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Vasili Yaroslavtsev as Pereguda |
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Ernest Kulganek as Zagradov |
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Mikhail Doronin as Admiral Viren |
| Directing | Lev Zamkovoi | Director |
| Writing | Georgiy Grebner | Writer |
| Writing | Boris Lavrenev | Theatre Play |
| Art | Vladimir Egorov | Production Design |
| Camera | Yevgeni Alekseyev | Director of Photography |
