Krasavitza Kharita Review: A Dusty Russian Silent Film with Great Mustaches
You should only watch Krasavitza Kharita if you are the kind of person who likes digging through archives or has a weird obsession with how people in 1918 decorated their living rooms. Most people are going to find this incredibly slow and probably a bit confusing because the print quality is so grainy. But if you’re a...
The movie Krasavitza Kharita was directed by Lev Sheffer.
Krasavitza Kharita was released in the year 1928.
Krasavitza Kharita has an IMDb rating of 5.9 out of 10.
Krasavitza Kharita is a movie from Soviet Union.
Krasavitza Kharita is categorised as Drama in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.
Krasavitza Kharita features N. Sokolova, Dmitriy Bogolepov, Oksana Podlesnaya, Ivan Kapralov.
The screenplay for Krasavitza Kharita was written by Ippolit Sokolov, Lev Sheffer.
If you enjoy Krasavitza Kharita, you might also like In the River (1920), The Key to Power (1920), The Night Riders (1920), The Hundredth Chance (1920).
Yes, Krasavitza Kharita (1928) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its Drama qualities.
A rare silent film from 1918 featuring N. Sokolova and Oksana Podlesnaya, focusing on the heavy emotions and slow-burn drama typical of early Russian cinema.
Review Excerpt
"You should only watch Krasavitza Kharita if you are the kind of person who likes digging through archives or has a weird obsession with how people in 1918 decorated their living rooms. Most people are going to find this incredibly slow and probably a bit confusing because the print quality is so grainy. But if you’re a film nerd who wants to see the early days of Russian melodrama before everything changed, it’s worth a look for the vibe alone.
It’s definitely not for you if you need things lik..."
