Aelita (1924) |
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| Director(s) | Yakov Protazanov |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Romance, Science Fiction, Silent Films |
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Aelita Overview:
Aelita (1924) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by Yakov Protazanov .
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Aelita (aka: Aelita: Queen of Mars)
(1924) Directed by: Yakov Protazanov; Written by Aleksei Fajko and Fyodor Otsep; Based on the novel Aelita by Aleksei Tolstoy; Starring: Yuliya Solntseva, Igor Ilyinsky, Nikolai Tsereteli and Valentina Kuindzhi; Available on DVD (from Flicker Alley) and Hulu Streaming Rating: ** ½ ... Read full article
Aelita (aka: Aelita: Queen of Mars)
(1924) Directed by: Yakov Protazanov; Written by Aleksei Fajko and Fyodor Otsep; Based on the novel Aelita by Aleksei Tolstoy; Starring: Yuliya Solntseva, Igor Ilyinsky, Nikolai Tsereteli and Valentina Kuindzhi; Available on DVD (from Flicker Alley) and Hulu Streaming Rating: ** ½ ... Read full article
Russia in Classic Film Blogathon: Aelita, Queen of Mars (1924)
You will never get my fabulous headgear! Never! (Yuliya Solnetseva as Aelita) Well, it’s some kind of thing. As a portrait of the early Soviet state, Aelita: Queen of Mars (1924) is fascinating. As a film, less so. What makes it interesting is probably also what makes it not a great film. It... Read full article
Russia in Classic Film Blogathon: Aelita, Queen of Mars (1924)
You will never get my fabulous headgear! Never! (Yuliya Solnetseva as Aelita) Well, it’s some kind of thing. As a portrait of the early Soviet state, Aelita: Queen of Mars (1924) is fascinating. As a film, less so. What makes it interesting is probably also what makes it not a great film. It... Read full article
Aelita, Queen of Mars (1924): Russia in Classic Film Blogathon
You will never get my fabulous headgear! Never! (Yuliya Solnetseva as Aelita) Well, it’s some kind of thing. As a portrait of the early Soviet state, “Aelita: Queen of Mars” (1924) is fascinating. As a film, less so. What makes it interesting is probably also what makes it not a g... Read full article
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