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And the Fortress Was Impregnable is a 1938 film in the Family and Adventure genres. Directed by Lenfilm, it explores the childhood years of Semyon Budyonny, a notable figure from the Civil War.
This film is somewhat elusive, having limited circulation in its original format, with few copies appearing on the collector market. Most prints are in fair condition, which speaks to its age and the care taken by past owners. Interest tends to spike among collectors focusing on Soviet-era films or those documenting military history. Given its unique narrative and historical backdrop, it has sparked a niche appreciation among serious film buffs.
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And the Fortress Was Impregnable is classified as a Family and Adventure film.
The film was produced by Lenfilm.
And the Fortress Was Impregnable was released in 1938.
The top cast includes Pyotr Andriyevsky, Nikolay Kuzmin, L. Mazin, and Konstantin Zlobin.
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