The Gentleman and the Rooster

Set in the backdrop of the Treaty of Riga, The Gentleman and the Rooster tells the story of Polish Count Wadecki, who loses his estate to new Soviet occupants. The lively pioneer squad that moves into the Count's former manor disrupts his life, leading to humorous conflicts and cultural exchanges.

The film features a cast including Leonid Dobrovolsky, Valentina Baranova, and Elena Volyntseva, who bring the comedic elements to life as they navigate the border tensions. The plot centers on the Count's servants, Vasya and Yadya, who find themselves drawn into the celebrations on the Soviet side after a series of misadventures.

This film is notable for its commentary on the social dynamics of the era, making it a significant addition to the collection of those interested in comedy films from the late 1920s.