Official movie poster for Deep Raid (1937), a war drama film

Deep Raid(1937)

Глубокий рейд

55m1937-09-16
WarDrama

Deep Raid Synopsis

Soviet provincial town on the western border. The air forces of a neighboring state attack the USSR, bombing the town. Soviet aviation is tasked with attacking enemy aircraft at its airfields. Overcoming the enemy's air barrage, three Soviet squadrons are sent to the enemy country: one to its capital, the other two to military-industrial centers. One of our bombers discovers the underground hangars of the enemy. However, the supply of bombs is running out. The commander orders the crew to parachute, and he continues to steer the plane into the opening of the last surviving hangar. Using the success of aviation, Soviet ground forces break through the enemy's front. The enemy is retreating.

Deep Raid (1937) is a war and drama film directed by Pyotr Malakhov, released on September 16, 1937 with a runtime of 55m. It stars Konstantin Bartashevich, Aleksandr Cheban, Georgi Muzalevsky and Sergei Komarov.

Director:
Pyotr Malakhov
Writers:
Nikolay Shpanov, Aleksandr Rafalovich
Cinematographer:
Aleksandr Pulin
Composer:
Nikolai Budashkin
Production:
Tsentrnauchfilm
Status:
Released

Deep Raid Cast & Crew

Main cast

Key crew

Directed by Pyotr Malakhov, written by Nikolay Shpanov and Aleksandr Rafalovich.

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Deep Raid – Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Deep Raid online?

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Who stars in Deep Raid?

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The main cast of Deep Raid (1937) includes Konstantin Bartashevich, Aleksandr Cheban, Georgi Muzalevsky, Sergei Komarov and Grigori Merlinskiy. The film was directed by Pyotr Malakhov. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.

When was Deep Raid released?

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Deep Raid was released on September 16, 1937 and runs for 55m.