Sonka the Golden Hand (1914)
A popular silent action-adventure film in 8 episodes released from 1914-1916. Directed by Aleksandr Chargonin et al., the series is only partially preserved.
Top billed cast
Aleksandr Chargonin- Rocco Espagnoli
- Nina Gofman
Boris Svetlov- Aleksandr Varyagin
Pyotr Kashevskiy- Nikolai Vasilyev
- V. Vasilyev
- Soskin
- Putischev
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