Five Minutes

The film centers around the events following Lenin's death on January 27, 1924. As the Soviet people mourn, work halts across various nations, highlighting the profound effect of this loss. The narrative intertwines personal and professional stakes, showcasing a crucial moment when a Chinese driver pauses for five minutes, which ultimately influences a major business deal.

Directed by JSC "Sakhkinmretsvi", Five Minutes features performances by Pavel Poltoratskiy and Ivan Chuvelyov. The film's combination of action and drama, set against the backdrop of a significant historical event, makes it an interesting piece for collectors focusing on early cinema and historical narratives. As a 1929 release, it offers insights into the social climate of the era and the global ramifications of political events.