Bread

Set around the Volga River, "Bread" tells the story of Russian peasants starting in 1900. They experience newfound freedom with land ownership, but face devastating losses during the 1917 Russian Revolution and subsequent Civil War. The film portrays the catastrophic effects of Stalin's policies, which resulted in the deaths of millions and a severe famine across central Russia in the 1920s and 1930s.

For collectors, "Bread" offers a significant depiction of Russian history through the lens of personal tragedy and resilience. The film features a strong cast, including Nikolai Voloshin, Andrey Dudarenko, and Sergey Nikonenko. It was produced by Lenfilm, a well-known studio in Russia, adding to its cultural significance.

Collectors can find "Bread" available on VHS and DVD, making it accessible for those interested in historical narratives and the representation of pivotal moments in Russian history.