Case No. 128

The story follows prosecutor Kravtsov as he encounters Vinter, a White Guard soldier sentenced to death. The narrative unfolds as Red Army officer Prokopchuk shows compassion by releasing Vinter, prompting a pursuit by the GPU to apprehend Wynter and his associates. Prokopchuk's resolve leads him to join the coast guard to track down Wynter, culminating in a tense confrontation that results in both men's demise.

As a silent film from the late 1920s, Case No. 128 showcases the storytelling techniques of its era. With a cast including Serhii Minin, V. Piddubnyi, and Yulia Koshevskaya, the film presents a unique glimpse into the conflicts of the time. Collectors of silent cinema or those interested in Ukrainian film history may find this title particularly noteworthy.