P.K.P.

1926
2h 6m

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Nikolai Kuchinsky in P.K.P. (1926)

Propaganda Soviet film, which aims to establish the image of Petliura and Ukrainians as anti-Semites and murderers.Propaganda Soviet film, which aims to establish the image of Petliura and Ukrainians as anti-Semites and murderers.Propaganda Soviet film, which aims to establish the image of Petliura and Ukrainians as anti-Semites and murderers.

Directors
- Aksel Lundin
- Georgiy Stabovoy
Writers
- Yakov Lifshits
- Georgiy Stabovoy
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Directors
- Aksel Lundin
- Georgiy Stabovoy
Writers
- Yakov Lifshits
- Georgiy Stabovoy
Stars

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Trivia
The film is partially lost; it is preserved without its 4th reel.

Alternate versions
In 1928, VUFKU produced the re-edited (about twice shorter) version of the film, because the original version was prohibited by censors for public releases since March 1928.

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Release date
- September 28, 1926 (Soviet Union)
Country of origin
- Soviet Union
Official sites
- VUFKU
- VUFKU
Languages
- None
- Russian
Also known as
- Pilsudskiy Bought Petlyura
Production companies
- Odeska Kinofabryka
- Vseukrainske Foto Kino Upravlinnia (VUFKU)
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Tech specs

Runtime
2 hours 6 minutes
Color
- Black and White
Sound mix
- Silent

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