Song of Russia

1944
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1h 47min

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Robert Taylor and Susan Peters in Song of Russia (1944)

Propaganda film from WW2, designed to raise the awareness of the American public regarding USSR's fight against Nazi Germany.

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaPropaganda film from WW2, designed to raise the awareness of the American public regarding USSR's fight against Nazi Germany.Propaganda film from WW2, designed to raise the awareness of the American public regarding USSR's fight against Nazi Germany.Propaganda film from WW2, designed to raise the awareness of the American public regarding USSR's fight against Nazi Germany.

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Curiosidades
This film was the subject of inquiry by the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) in October 1947. Testimony as to the distortions of Soviet life presented in the film was provided by Ayn Rand, screenwriter and author of "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged". Rand was born in Russia, but left in 1926. Rand derided the depictions of Russian peasants who owned radios and had access to long distance telephones as well as showing a 'traditional Russian wedding dance' with peasant women doing the Charleston with spiked heels in church.

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Although the film is set during the Axis invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941, uniforms and equipment shown in both the stock footage and the American-filmed scenes are largely from the period of 1943-44, when the film was made. Of particular note are the helmets and rank insignia which are indicative of this later era.

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Featured in Red Hollywood (1996)

Banda sonora
Piano Concerto No.1 in B flat minor, Op.23
(uncredited)
Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
[Played by Susan Peters on piano, with an orchestra at a rehearsal; Reprised at a concert on tour in Russia, with Albert Coates on piano; Reprised by Peters in a New York concert; Excerpts played often in the score, adapted by Herbert Stothart]

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Classical music has played an enormous part in my life ever since seeing "Song of Russia"!

Like a previous writer, I too saw this movie as a child during World War 11.

I really cannot comment on its artistic value so many years later, however, as a young person ( with my Father overseas)during that point in history, it was something to see to bring closer the effects and personality of war. The one poignant thing about the movie that I still remember clearly was the playing of Tchaikovsky's very famous Piano Concerto #1 in B-Flat. It was my first real introduction to classical music. If nothing else, I am thankful for the film bringing this to me, for it and classical music have played an enormous part in my life ever since! It led me to study music and have been professionally involved in music all my working life. My thanks go to "Song Of Russia" and Tchaikovsky -Doug-