GUM
$151.00Blu-ray
Typical asking price
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$17.99
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$255.49
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About This Movie
GUM is a 1954 documentary that explores the reopening of Moscow's GUM, the largest department store in the Soviet Union. This film offers a unique glimpse into Soviet life and commerce during the era.
GUM, while not widely circulated, has a certain charm that attracts collectors interested in Soviet-era documentaries. Its rarity and the specific historical context give it a niche appeal, particularly for those focusing on post-war films. The availability in various formats has fluctuated, making original prints quite sought after. As a piece of history, GUM stands out not just for its subject matter but for how it captures the spirit of a time and place that shaped modern Russia.
Market data
Updated 28d ago
⚠ High value may reflect a sealed, signed, or rare variant copy.
VHS$14.1312 comps
DVD$13.4936 comps
Blu-ray$151.0027 comps
GUM VHS Value: $14.13
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is GUM about?
GUM is a documentary about the reopening of Moscow's GUM, the largest department store in the Soviet Union.
Who directed GUM?
GUM was directed by Leonid Khmara.
What formats are available for GUM?
GUM is available in blu-ray, dvd, and vhs formats.
What genre does GUM belong to?
GUM is a documentary.
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