The Last Masquerade (1934)

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The revolutionary struggle of the Georgian proletariat is the central theme of this story. The narrative follows the life and fate of a young revolutionary named Mito. After the Mensheviks disrupt a railway strike, Mito is sentenced to three years in prison, and his father is executed. During his time in prison, Mito shares a cell with an old Bolshevik, which transforms the hot-headed and unstable young man into a conscious Bolshevik. Soon, World War I begins, and Mito, who has just been released from prison, is sent to war.

Director: Mikheil Chiaureli
Genre: War, Drama, Romance
Runtime: 100 min
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Screenplay

Music: Grigol Kiladze, Evgeni Mikeladze
Cinematography: Anton Polikevich
Production: Georgia-Film
Country: Soviet Union
Language: ქართული, Pусский
Original Language: ka
More Films by Director: Mikheil Chiaureli
More Films in Genre: War, Drama, Romance

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Last Masquerade about?
The revolutionary struggle of the Georgian proletariat is the central theme of this story. The narrative follows the life and fate of a young revolutionary named Mito. After the Mensheviks disrupt a railway strike, Mito is sentenced to three years in prison, and his father is executed. During his time in prison, Mito shares a cell with an old Bolshevik, which transforms the hot-headed and unstable young man into a conscious Bolshevik. Soon, World War I begins, and Mito, who has just been released from prison, is sent to war.
Who directed The Last Masquerade?
The Last Masquerade was directed by Mikheil Chiaureli.
Who stars in The Last Masquerade?
The Last Masquerade stars Aleqsandre Jaliashvili, Dudukhana Tserodze, Olgha Lejava, G. Quchishvili, Nato Vachnadze, Sergey Zavriev.
How long is The Last Masquerade?
The Last Masquerade has a runtime of 1h 40m (100 minutes).
What genre is The Last Masquerade?
The Last Masquerade is a War, Drama, Romance film.
Where was The Last Masquerade produced?
The Last Masquerade was produced in Soviet Union.