Look, if you're coming to Comrades expecting anything resembling modern pacing or nuanced performances, you're going to have a rough time. This one is for the dedicated, for those who find a strange beauty in the clunky gears of early cinema, or maybe just really like watching actors try to convey profound despair with...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Cliff Wheeler
Dallas M. Fitzgerald
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"Look, if you're coming to Comrades expecting anything resembling modern pacing or nuanced performances, you're going to have a rough time. This one is for the dedicated, for those who find a strange beauty in the clunky gears of early cinema, or maybe just really like watching actors try to convey profound despair with only their eyebrows. It's a curiosity, absolutely, but not one for a casual Tuesday night viewing. If you're into the mechanics of how stories were told back then, or just want to..."
Jean Plannette, Billy Gilbert, Ruth Todd
United States
1935 · IMDb 6.2
