Aerograd

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Aerograd is a 1935 Soviet science fiction and propaganda film directed by Alexander Dovzhenko, set in a futuristic Far Eastern border town threatened by foreign and internal enemies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
science fiction film
blackAndWhite true
cinematographyBy Danylo Demutsky
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
createdInPoliticalContext pre–World War II Soviet–Japanese tensions
depicts Japanese militarism (allegorical)
Soviet military aviation
director Alexander Dovzhenko
distributedBy Soviet state distribution
era Stalinist era
filmFormat 35 mm
filmingLocationCountry Soviet Union
genre drama
propaganda
science fiction
hasCreativeVisionBy Alexander Dovzhenko
hasDirector Alexander Dovzhenko
hasStyle poetic imagery
socialist realism
historicalContext 1930s Soviet Union
language Russian
musicBy Lev Shvarts
narrativeLocation border town
notableFor Far Eastern frontier setting
blend of science fiction and socialist realism
use of aviation imagery
originalTitle Аэроград
partOf Soviet cinema
productionCompany Ukrainfilm
propagandaAgainst Japan
internal enemies of the Soviet state
propagandaFor Soviet Far Eastern policy
Soviet Union
releaseYear 1935
runtimeMinutes approximately 82
screenwriter Alexander Dovzhenko
setInCountry Soviet Union
setInRegion Far East
linked to: Russia Far East
setInTime future
theme Soviet patriotism
class struggle
defense of the Soviet Far East
external enemies
internal enemies
title Aerograd

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Aerograd title Aerograd