Aleksandr Andriyevsky
Director
Loss of Feeling (1935)
In an unnamed English-speaking capitalist land, a young engineer invents inexhaustible giant robots to replace the fragile human workers on high-volume assembly-lines, and soon finds his invention co-opted by the military-industrial complex.
Genres: Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction
Keywords: tmdb.based-on-novel-or-book, imdb.literature-on-screen, imdb.european-literature-on-screen, imdb.czech-literature-on-screen, imdb.title-different-than-book, imdb.20th-century-literature-on-screen, imdb.science-fiction-literature-on-screen + 32 more, imdb.czech-science-fiction-literature-on-screen, imdb.1920s-literature-on-screen, imdb.european-science-fiction-literature-on-screen, imdb.capitalist, imdb.military-industrial-complex, imdb.idealist, imdb.idealism, imdb.creator-creation-relationship, imdb.mechanical-engineer, imdb.displaced-worker, imdb.class-conflict, imdb.cautionary-tale, imdb.based-on-play, imdb.robot, imdb.foreign-language-adaptation, imdb.science, imdb.scientist, imdb.engineer, imdb.worker, imdb.working-class, imdb.strike, imdb.capitalism, imdb.family-relationships, imdb.united-states-of-america, imdb.revolution, imdb.near-future, imdb.labor, imdb.greed, imdb.factory, imdb.anti-capitalism, mdblist.ext.2k-blu-ray, aspectratio.1-37-1
Production Companies: Mezhrabpomfilm
Country: Soviet Union
Languages:
Russian
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Runtime: 85 min.
Released: April 17, 1935
Status: Released
Certification: NR