Anniversary of the Revolution
Nov 07, 1918 · 2h 2m
Director
Dziga VertovOverview
A chronicle of the Russian Revolution of 1917, from the bourgeois democratic February Revolution to the great socialist October Revolution and the final triumph.
Cast of Anniversary of the Revolution
Vladimir PurishkevichSelf - Politician
Alexander KerenskySelf - Politician- Mikhail RodziankoSelf - Politician
- Alexander GuchkovSelf - Politician
- Nikolai V. NekrasovSelf - Politician
- Mikhail StakhovichSelf - Politician
- Ivan N. EfremovSelf - Politician
- G. A. YakubovichSelf - Politician
- Andrei ManuilovSelf - Politician
Nikolai ChkheidzeSelf - Politician- Fyodor DanSelf - Politician
- Ivan GvozdevSelf - Politician
- Georgi PlekhanovSelf - Politician
- Irakli TsereteliSelf - Politician
Alexei BrusilovSelf - Russian Officer
Alexander KolchakSelf - Russian Officer- Nikolai AvksentievSelf - Politician
- Alexander ZarudnySelf - Politician
- Alexei NikitinSelf - Politician
- Piotr YurenevSelf - Politician
- Catherine BreshkovskySelf - Politician
- Nikolai KishkinSelf - Politician
- Fyodor KokoshkinSelf - Politician
- Anton KartashevSelf - Politician
Leon TrotskySelf - Politician
Anatoli LunacharskySelf - Politician- Alexandra KollontaiSelf - Politician
- Pavel DybenkoSelf - Soviet Officer
Vladimir LeninSelf - Politician- Vladimir Bonch-BruyevichSelf - Politician
Crew of Anniversary of the Revolution
About Anniversary of the Revolution
What is Anniversary of the Revolution about?
A chronicle of the Russian Revolution of 1917, from the bourgeois democratic February Revolution to the great socialist October Revolution and the final triumph.
When was Anniversary of the Revolution released?
Anniversary of the Revolution was released on November 7, 1918.
How long is Anniversary of the Revolution?
Anniversary of the Revolution runs 2 hours 2 minutes (122 minutes).
Who directed Anniversary of the Revolution?
Anniversary of the Revolution was directed by Dziga Vertov.
Who is in the cast of Anniversary of the Revolution?
The cast of Anniversary of the Revolution includes Vladimir Purishkevich (Self - Politician), Alexander Kerensky (Self - Politician), Mikhail Rodzianko (Self - Politician), Alexander Guchkov (Self - Politician) and Nikolai V. Nekrasov (Self - Politician).