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Miss Mend [DVD] [1926]
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Language:English
: Program Type:Movie
: Screen Format:Black & White
: Studio:Flicker Alley
: Region Code:0
: Sound Features:stereo
: Aspect Ratio:1.33:1
: Format:DVD
: Product Name:Miss Mend [DVD] [1926]
: Product Tags:DVD
As co-directed by Fedor Ozep and Boris Barnet, the 1926 Russian silent picture Miss Mend (also known as The Adventures of the Three Reporters) constitutes an epic-length saga adapted from a 1923 pulp novel. The original work credits the author as an American, ""Jim Dollar"" though this was actually a pseudonym for a Russian woman, Marietta Shaginian). The film embodied a local response against the experimental cinema of Soviet directors such as Sergei Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov, and an attempt to emulate fast-paced American serials featuring such stars as Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. and Pearl White. The story, partially set in an imagined America dominated by cutting-edge technology and new social structures, comments on such issues as wealth, violence, racism and rape, in its tale of Vivian Mend, an urban professional who earns a living and raises her only child sans the help of any man, and three reporters who attempt to stop a biological attack on the U.S.S.R. by several unsavory Western industrialists. This set contains the surviving four hours of footage from the original serial, newly remastered and restored by David Shepard.~Nathan Southern
Name : Igor Ilyinsky: Role :
Name : Natalya Glan: Role :
Name : Vladimir Fogel: Role :
Name : Sergei Komarov: Role :
Name : Boris Barnet: Role :
Name : Ivan Koval-Samborsky: Role :
Name : Mikhail Zharov: Role :
Name : Natalya Rozenel: Role :
Name : Tanya Mukhina: Role :
Name : Petr Repnin: Role :
Name : Fedor Ozep: Role : Director
Name : Boris Barnet: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Fedor Ozep: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Vladimir Yegorov: Role : Art Director
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: Program Type:Movie
: Screen Format:Black & White
: Studio:Flicker Alley
: Region Code:0
: Sound Features:stereo
: Aspect Ratio:1.33:1
: Format:DVD
: Product Name:Miss Mend [DVD] [1926]
: Product Tags:DVD
As co-directed by Fedor Ozep and Boris Barnet, the 1926 Russian silent picture Miss Mend (also known as The Adventures of the Three Reporters) constitutes an epic-length saga adapted from a 1923 pulp novel. The original work credits the author as an American, ""Jim Dollar"" though this was actually a pseudonym for a Russian woman, Marietta Shaginian). The film embodied a local response against the experimental cinema of Soviet directors such as Sergei Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov, and an attempt to emulate fast-paced American serials featuring such stars as Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. and Pearl White. The story, partially set in an imagined America dominated by cutting-edge technology and new social structures, comments on such issues as wealth, violence, racism and rape, in its tale of Vivian Mend, an urban professional who earns a living and raises her only child sans the help of any man, and three reporters who attempt to stop a biological attack on the U.S.S.R. by several unsavory Western industrialists. This set contains the surviving four hours of footage from the original serial, newly remastered and restored by David Shepard.~Nathan Southern
Name : Igor Ilyinsky: Role :
Name : Natalya Glan: Role :
Name : Vladimir Fogel: Role :
Name : Sergei Komarov: Role :
Name : Boris Barnet: Role :
Name : Ivan Koval-Samborsky: Role :
Name : Mikhail Zharov: Role :
Name : Natalya Rozenel: Role :
Name : Tanya Mukhina: Role :
Name : Petr Repnin: Role :
Name : Fedor Ozep: Role : Director
Name : Boris Barnet: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Fedor Ozep: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Vladimir Yegorov: Role : Art Director
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