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Loss of Feeling (1935)

4.91h 25mFantasy • Science Fiction • Drama
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Synopsis

In an unnamed English-speaking capitalist land, a young engineer invents inexhaustible giant robots to replace the fragile human workers on high-volume assembly-lines, and soon finds his invention co-opted by the military-industrial complex.

Movie Information

Director
Aleksandr Andriyevsky
Writers
Georgiy Grebner
Release Year
1935
Runtime
85 minutes
Genre
Fantasy, Science Fiction, Drama
Language
RU
Country
Soviet Union
Status
Released
Rating
4.9 / 10 (8 votes)

Top Cast

Sergei Vecheslov — cast portrait as Jim Ripl
Sergei Vecheslov
Jim Ripl
Vladimir Gardin — cast portrait as Jack Ripl, his brother
Vladimir Gardin
Jack Ripl, his brother
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Maria Volgina
Claire Ripl, his sister
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Anna Chekulaeva
Mary Ripl, Jack's wife
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Vasiliy Orlov
Charlie, worker
Sergei Martinson — cast portrait as Dizer, artist in the music hall
Sergei Martinson
Dizer, artist in the music hall
Serhii Minin — cast portrait as Tom, worker
Serhii Minin
Tom, worker
Pavel Poltoratskiy — cast portrait as Percy Grimm, minister
Pavel Poltoratskiy
Percy Grimm, minister

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