Movie

Cement

192710m

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Where to watch Cement

🇬🇷 Greece

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Good to know

Director: Vladimir Vilner
Release date: 1927-12-01
Runtime: 10m
Language: No Language
Status: Released
Country: Soviet Union
Studio: VUFKU

About Cement

Cement is a 1927 movie in the Drama and History genres, directed by Vladimir Vilner, starring Heiri Emirzade, N. Bogdanova and Aleksandr Dolinin. It has a runtime of 10 minutes. Below you can see where to watch Cement in Greece — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

A Soviet film about construction workers.

Cast

Heiri Emirzade

Gleb Chumalov

N. Bogdanova

Dasha, Chumalov's wife

Aleksandr Dolinin

Badyin

Mili Taut-Korso

Polya Mekhova

Ivan Grankin

Kleist, old engineer

Borys Zahorskyi

Shrahmm, engineer

Teodor Brainin

Gromada, metalworker

Aleksandr Chuverov

Loshak, metalworker

Mikhail Smolenskiy

Savchuk, cooper

Ivan Sizov

Brynza, mechanic

Volodymyr Lisovskyi

Sergey Ivagin

Konstantin Koshevskiy

Dmitriy Ivagin, White army sympathizer

Themes & keywords

short film

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Cement in Greece?+

Cement is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Greece. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is Cement on Netflix?+

Cement is not on Netflix in Greece right now.

How long is Cement?+

Cement has a runtime of 10 minutes (10 minutes).

Who stars in Cement?+

Cement stars Heiri Emirzade, N. Bogdanova, Aleksandr Dolinin, Mili Taut-Korso and Ivan Grankin.

When did Cement come out?+

Cement is a 1927 movie directed by Vladimir Vilner.

What genre is Cement?+

Cement is Drama and History film.

Who directed Cement?+

Cement was directed by Vladimir Vilner.