Revolt

Set in 1920, Revolt depicts the challenges faced by Soviet Russia as Basmachi gangs disrupt the region of Turkestan. The narrative follows a group of kulaks, alongside local merchants and warriors, as they incite a rebellion against the Red Army soldiers. This conflict highlights the intense struggles of the time, providing insight into the socio-political climate of early Soviet history.

Directed by Central Television USSR, the film features a cast that includes Anatoliy Barantsev, Aleksandr Kalintsev, and Georgi Slabinyak. Their performances contribute to the film's portrayal of a critical moment in Russian history, making it a relevant piece for those interested in war and drama genres from the Soviet era. The film's historical context and dramatization of events make it an intriguing addition to any collection focused on war narratives or Soviet cinema.