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The Green House is a 1964 drama directed by an unnamed filmmaker, presenting a poignant tale of personal and environmental conflict. The film explores themes of integrity and resilience through the journey of a demobilized sailor who fights against exploitation in Siberia.
The Green House remains relatively obscure, perhaps due to its limited distribution and the unknown director, which creates a certain allure for collectors. It's part of a niche in Soviet cinema that explores the socio-economic tensions of the time. While not widely available on modern platforms, it has seen a few home media releases, and various prints float around among dedicated collectors. Its scarcity and unique narrative make it an intriguing piece for anyone interested in historical context or film from this period.
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The Green House is a drama film.
The film features Vladimir Seleznyov, Daniil Netrebin, Adolf Ilyin, Margarita Butorina, Mikhail Buynyy, Vasiliy Makarov, and Elena Maksimova.
The Green House was released in 1964.
The Green House was produced by Sverdlovsk Film Studio.
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