Outskirts

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Outskirts is a 1933 Soviet tragicomic film by director Boris Barnet that portrays the lives of villagers on the Russian front during World War I.

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Outskirts canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
tragicomedy film
alsoKnownAs Okraina
basedOn original screenplay
blackAndWhite true
cinematographyBy Yevgeni Alekseyev NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
director Boris Barnet
distributor Mezhrabpomfilm
editedBy Olga Preobrazhenskaya
filmFormat 35 mm
genre tragicomedy
war film
hasCastMember Nikolai Kryuchkov
Sergei Komarov
Vladimir Fogel
Yelena Kuzmina
linked to: Elena Kuzmina
hasTheme everyday life during wartime
humanism in wartime
impact of war on rural communities
narrativeFocus ordinary villagers rather than front-line battles
originalLanguage Russian
partOf Soviet cinema of the 1930s
portrays lives of villagers on the Russian front during World War I
productionCompany Mezhrabpomfilm
releaseYear 1933
runningTimeMinutes 99
screenwriter Boris Barnet
settingLocation Russian village
settingPeriod World War I
soundFilm true
title Outskirts

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Boris Barnet notableWork Outskirts
Parabola hasTrack Outskirts
Outskirts title Outskirts
Rupture remakeOf Outskirts
subject linked to: Salvation