The Doomed

The Doomed follows a group of Russian émigrés who, after World War I, find themselves in Paris. They are determined to take up arms against the Bolshevik regime that has taken over their homeland. The film explores themes of rebellion and the soldier's plight through its narrative.

With a runtime of 65 minutes, The Doomed delivers a concise yet impactful story. The film features performances from Nikolai Kolomensky, Andrey Martynov, and Shalva Khuskivadze, adding depth to the characters and their motivations. As a work from the early 1930s, it appeals to collectors interested in historical perspectives on the era and the cinematic portrayal of significant political themes.