Razlom/The Break-Up 1929 film poster 0000-1433

Publicity for a Russian film about intrigue on a naval vessel during the 1917 revolution.

This film concerns the fate of a Russian cruiser during the 1917 revolution.  Getting word that the revolution is underway, the crew overcomes the officers and steers the vessel to Petrograd to aid in the overthrow of the Czarist government there.  But some Czarist officers plan to blow up the ship before it can reach its destination.  With the help of one of the officers wives, who is symapthetic to the Communists, the ship is saved.  The captain is played by ""Honored artist M.C. Narakov.""

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