The White Eagle

Year: 1928

Runtime: 67 mins

Director: Yakov Protazanov

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The film adapts Leonid Andreyev’s play The Governor. V.I. Kachalov portrays a provincial Russian governor who initially seeks to govern with kindness and fairness. When a factory strike erupts, he succumbs to the Tsar’s pressure and orders the mass killing of the strikers, only to be slain by a daring Bolshevik spy.

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