The Last Bolshevik
1993 · 121 MIN · IMDB 7.8 · 748 VOTES · DIR. Chris Marker
Overview
A documentary on Soviet filmmaker Aleksandr Medvedkin, examining his tumultuous career, the rediscovery of his masterpiece Happiness, and Russia's struggles over the course of the 20th Century.
Dialogue Timeline — 808 lines
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00:00:05 In association with
00:06:59 He was the favourite
00:08:58 I'd never believed it possible in Russian movies of the 30's.
00:11:14 And I intend to go on living
00:17:22 He was a Civil War man
00:20:04 deeper and deeper into trouble.
00:24:40 had been decimated
00:33:04 - That's enough now! - No, a real shot!
00:42:14 We'd started together in the same studio
00:44:32 was turned into
00:47:36 "see if there is any film-train material in the archives."
00:51:26 which was so ingeniously designed for him.
01:02:39 Good Heavens!
01:08:06 That's why his next film was banned.
01:10:56 the only one who held the power
01:16:43 when he had to go to the toilet.
01:20:17 and his films hardly ever got screened.
01:27:33 I saw the magazine Ogonyok.
01:30:55 Our child, Lydia, had just turned two.
01:34:22 in fire and blood.
01:38:55 noticed a big hole in my trousers
01:44:36 would be in bed, fast asleep
01:55:49 I believe there are some documents in the archives
02:00:31 Subtitling by TVS - TITRA FILM
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed808
Dialogue density6.7 lines / min
First line00:00:05
Final line02:00:31
Production Record
DirectorChris Marker
LanguageFrench
IMDb votes748