The Twenty Six Comissars

This film delves into the dramatic revolutionary events that took place in Baku during 1918. As a historical drama, it provides insight into the political climate and societal changes of that era. Directed by Ajdar Ibrahimov, the film features a notable cast including Vladimir Samoylov, Mher Mkrtchyan, and Efim Kopelyan.

With a runtime of 103 minutes, The Twenty Six Comissars presents a compelling narrative that is both engaging and thought-provoking. Collectors of historical films will find its portrayal of revolutionary themes and events particularly relevant, reflecting a critical moment in the history of Azerbaijan. Produced by Azerbaijanfilm and Mosfilm, this title is part of a rich tradition of Soviet cinema that captures the complexities of its time.