Appassionata
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About This Movie
Appassionata is a 1963 TV movie directed by Mosfilm. This drama centers on a pivotal conversation between V.I. Lenin and A.M. Gorky during a winter evening in 1920, exploring themes of art and society.
This film is quite rare and doesn't pop up often, mainly because of its niche subject matter and the obscurity of its production. It's not something that gets tons of attention, but serious collectors might appreciate its historical significance and the way it captures a moment in time. As far as formats go, it seems to have had limited releases, so if you come across it in any shape or form, it's worth considering for its unique perspective and the performances that really anchor the story.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Appassionata?
Appassionata is a drama film.
Who directed Appassionata?
Appassionata was produced by Mosfilm.
Who stars in Appassionata?
The film features Boris Smirnov, Vladimir Yemelyanov, Daria Peshkova, and others.
What year was Appassionata released?
Appassionata was released in 1963.
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