A storm on the Caspian Sea lands two friends, sailor Yusuf and mechanic Alyosha , on the shores of Soviet Azerbaijan where they arrive at the ‘Lights of Communism’ kolkhoz. They are able to find work at the farm as most of the other workers are fighting a conflict on the Pacific Ocean. One of the administrators of the kolkhoz is the beautiful Masha who they both fall in love with. Their rivalry for her affections affects their work and threatens the community. By the Bluest Of Seas is one of the most lyrical and uplifting films of the Soviet era, eschewing propaganda... in favour of a comedy about love and friendship. [show more]
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Boris Barnet and S. Mardanin direct this 1930s Soviet Union comedy drama. Shipwrecked on an inhabited Caspian Sea island, friends Aliosha (Nikolai Kryuchkov) and Yussuf (Lev Sverdlin), a mechanic and a sailor, go to work on a collective farm where they both fall for the lovely administrator Masha (Yelena Kuzmina). As they fight for her affections, their work and the community suffer.
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