Loss of Feeling

Directed by an unnamed filmmaker, Loss of Feeling presents a narrative where a young engineer creates inexhaustible giant robots intended to replace fragile human workers in high-volume assembly lines. However, his invention becomes entangled with the military-industrial complex, raising questions about the ethics of technology and its implications for society.

With a diverse cast including Vladimir Gardin, Maria Volgina, and Anna Chekulaeva, the film showcases performances that contribute to its exploration of complex themes. Based on a novel, it reflects the era's fascination with technological advancement and its potential consequences. Collectors might appreciate the film not only for its storytelling but also for its historical context in the fantasy and science fiction genres during the 1930s.