Kinopoezd - Cinetrain

Kinopoezd - Cinetrain presents a series of eleven films that survived from a remarkable cinematic project initiated by Alexandr Medvedkin. This project involved custom railway cars that traveled throughout the Soviet Union from 1932 to 1935.

The filmmaking process was notably rapid, with films being shot in a single day, edited at night, and screened the following day to local audiences. The railway cars were equipped with film prints, editing tables, and actors, allowing for a unique blend of production and exhibition.

This collection serves as a historical document of a creative and experimental period in Soviet film, providing insight into the innovative techniques and community engagement of the time. Collectors interested in film history and unique cinematic projects from the early 20th century will find this film particularly intriguing.