At the Last Hour

Set in a southern city in 1918, At the Last Hour depicts the capture of the city by the Whites and the efforts of an underground Bolshevik committee preparing for an armed uprising. The film provides a glimpse into the struggles of that era, highlighting the tensions between different political factions.

Clocking in at 45 minutes, this silent film features a cast including Aleksandra Toidze, A. Kalabegishvili, Aleksandre Takaishvili, and Nikoloz Sanishvili. Its focus on historical events and the depiction of communism and rebellion makes it a significant piece for collectors interested in early cinema and political narratives. The film’s exploration of these themes within the context of its time adds a layer of depth that can appeal to enthusiasts of historical films.