Jimmy Higgings(1928)

Jimmy Higgings Synopsis

Jimmy Higgings is a worker of the plant making weapons for the Tsarist Russia and the German Empire. During World War I, Jimmy speaks at a spontaneous rally against the war. He is arrested. When released, he becomes unemployed. He is happy to hear the news about the revolution; he volunteers into the American expeditionary force thinking that having the weapons he can fight against Germans – the enemies of the Russian revolution. However, finding himself in Russia, Jimmy soon realises that the expeditionary force of American volunteers fights not against the Germans, but against the young Socialist Russia. Without any hesitations, he takes the path of revolutionary struggle, he spreads propaganda among the American soldiers and distributes Bolshevik leaflets. Captured by the American military police, Jimmy Higgings does not betray his friends. He is sentenced to twenty years in a military prison. Jimmy cannot stand it and loses his mind. Lost movie.

Jimmy Higgings (1928) is a history, adventure and war film directed by Heorhiy Tasin, released on October 9, 1928. It stars Amvrosii Buchma, Elena Adamaytis-Astangova, Boris Shlikhting and V. Kolpashnikov. Viewers rate it 10.0 out of 10 across 1 ratings.