Cain and Artem

Year: 1930

Runtime: 85 mins

Director: Pavel Petrov-Bytov

Drama

Pavel Petrov‑Bytov, the rebellious Leningrad Sovkino director notorious for his polemic article “We Have No Soviet Filmmaking,” crafted a striking film with studio sets and chiaroscuro lighting, exemplifying Soviet expressionism. Adapted from Maxim Gorky, the story warns against alcoholism and religious factionalism, showing a drunken village that ignores the Jewish shoemaker Cain.

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