Alexander Popov (film)
For other uses, see Alexander Popov (disambiguation).
| Alexander Popov | |
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| Directed by |
Gerbert Rappaport Viktor Eysymont |
| Written by | Alexander Razumovsky |
| Starring |
Nikolai Cherkasov Yefim Kopelyan Alexander Borisov Bruno Freindlich Yury Tolubeyev Osip Abdulov |
| Cinematography |
Anatoli Nazarov Yevgeni Shapiro |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
| Country | Soviet Union |
| Language | Russian |
Alexander Popov (Russian: Александр Попов) is a 1949 biographical film about the life and work of Alexander Stepanovich Popov, who was the notable physicist and electrical engineer, inventor of radio communication.
Synopsis
In the process of scientific search the talent and the power of observation of Popov allowed him to complete a number of unique discoveries. The wireless telegraph invented by him was used for the first time in the heaviest conditions of the polar north, for rescuing people, which proved to be themselves on the ice floe in the open ocean...
Cast
- Nikolai Cherkasov as Alexander Stepanovich Popov
- Alexander Borisov as Rybkin
- Osip Abdulov
- Konstantin Skorobogatov as Admiral Stepan Makarov
- Ilya Sudakov as Dmitri Mendeleev
- Yury Tolubeyev as Petrushevsky
- Bruno Freindlich as Guglielmo Marconi
Awards
In 1951 for this film both directors, both operators and main actors (Cherkasov, Skorobogatov, Freindlich, Borisov) received the Stalin Prize of 2nd degree.
External links
- Alexander Popov at the Internet Movie Database
- Alexander Popov at AllMovie
- Film Alexander Popov watchable and downloadable with Esperanto subtitles
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