Gazeta #4 (1932)
The only surviving film from the first trip of Aleksandr Medvedkin's Kinopoezd (film train). A 'film-newspaper' demonstrating one key aspect of the train's work: the desire to encourage shame. In it, poor workers are named and shamed outright and local leaders are filmed at a lengthy and ill-focused meeting, ignoring the urgent demands of the work that surround them.
Director: Nikolay Karmazinskiy
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 11 min
Release Date: December 31, 1932
Cinematography: Gleb Troyanski
Production: Kinopoezd Soiuzkinokhroniki
Country: Soviet Union
Original Language: ru
More Films by Director: Nikolay Karmazinskiy
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Gazeta #4 about?
- The only surviving film from the first trip of Aleksandr Medvedkin's Kinopoezd (film train). A 'film-newspaper' demonstrating one key aspect of the train's work: the desire to encourage shame. In it, poor workers are named and shamed outright and local leaders are filmed at a lengthy and ill-focused meeting, ignoring the urgent demands of the work that surround them.
- Who directed Gazeta #4?
- Gazeta #4 was directed by Nikolay Karmazinskiy.
- How long is Gazeta #4?
- Gazeta #4 has a runtime of 11m (11 minutes).
- What genre is Gazeta #4?
- Gazeta #4 is a Documentary film.
- Where was Gazeta #4 produced?
- Gazeta #4 was produced in Soviet Union.