The Museum Guard

Set against the backdrop of the early Soviet era, The Museum Guard tells the story of Professor Kornienko, the director of the Museum of Ukrainian Culture. He grapples with the revolutionary events that disrupt his work, prioritizing the preservation of cultural heritage above all else. Despite his initial views, influenced by the Red Commissar and his daughter, he begins to see the revolution not as a threat but as a potential ally in cultural evolution.

The film, produced by VUFKU, features a prominent cast including Ivan Zamychkovskyi, Nina Li, and Stepan Shahaida. As a drama, it reflects the complexities of its time and the tension between tradition and change. Collectors will appreciate its historical significance and insights into Soviet cinema and the cultural narratives of the 1930s.