Lenin in Paris

Set in 1911, 'Lenin in Paris' follows Lenin's efforts to establish the first Bolshevik party school near Paris. The narrative weaves together historical events, including the Paris Commune and the October Revolution, reflecting on the political turmoil of the time.

The film delves into Lenin's personal life, examining his relationship with Inessa Armand and the extramarital affair that shaped both his private and public persona. With a runtime of 106 minutes, this film offers a unique perspective on historical events that played a significant role in shaping modern politics.

Produced by Mosfilm, 'Lenin in Paris' features performances from Yuriy Kayurov, Claude Jade, and Vladimir Antonik, among others. Collectors may find interest in its portrayal of revolutionary themes and the historical context surrounding Lenin's life in France.