Aksel LUNDIN
Аксель ЛУНДИН
Aksel LOUNDINE
Georgi STABOVOY
Георгий СТАБОВОЙ
Gueorgui STABOVOI
USSR (Ukraine), 1926, 68mn 
Black and white, silent, fiction
P.K.P. / Pilsudski kupil Petlyuru
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П.К.П. / Пилсудский купил Петлюру

 

 PKP / Pilsudski soudoya Petlura

 P.K.P. / Pilsudski kupil Petlyuru

 
Directed by : Aksel LUNDIN (Аксель ЛУНДИН), Georgi STABOVOY (Георгий СТАБОВОЙ)
Writing credits : Aleksandr LIFSHITS (Александр ЛИФШИЦ), Georgi STABOVOY (Георгий СТАБОВОЙ)
 
Cast
Nikolay KUCHINSKY (Николай КУЧИНСКИЙ) ...Petlyura
Matvei LYAROV (Матвей ЛЯРОВ) ...Pilsudsky
Yuri TYUTYUNIK (Юрий ТЮТЮНИК) ...general Tyutyunnik
Sergey KALININ (Сергей КАЛИНИН)
Ivan KAPRALOV (Иван КАПРАЛОВ)
Nikolay NADEMSKY (Николай НАДЕМСКИЙ)
Nataliya UZHVY (Наталия УЖВИЙ)
 
Cinematography : Marius GOLDT (Мариус ГОЛЬДТ), Ivan GUDIMA (Иван ГУДИМА), Friedrich VERIGO-DAROVSKY (Фридрих ВЕРИГО-ДАРОВСКИЙ)
Production design : S. KHUDYAKOV (С. ХУДЯКОВ), Solomon ZARITSKY (Соломон ЗАРИЦКИЙ)
Production : VOUFKOU (Odessa)
 
Plot synopsis
In the early 1920s, NATO commander Simon Petlura ceded Western Ukraine to Poland. The country was pillaged. Endless convoys set off for the West with sugar, grain, and manufactured goods, soon to be attacked by Kotovsky’s Red Cavalry. Defeated, the Ukrainian army was interned in camps on Polish territory. Based in Tarnów, the government in exile continued to maintain ties with its supporters in Ukraine with the aim of fomenting a final popular uprising against the Soviets. With a small, poorly equipped army, NATO commander Yurko Tyutyunnyk launched a raid across Ukraine in the middle of winter. Delving into enemy lines, he was trapped. The conspiracy foiled, the nationalist adventure was liquidated at the end of the Battle of Bazar. Tyutyunnyk managed to escape to Poland.
 
Commentaries
La guerre dans le cinéma soviétique, Éric AUNOBLE, ehne.fr, 2021
 
Selected in the following festivals or events :
- Ukraine in the films on kinoglaz.fr, (kinoglaz.fr), 2023
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