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The Ninth Wave
Ershi's sister, Marussia, a sailor of the Black Sea Squadron, was seduced by Baron von Vogel. Coincidentally, he is assigned to the same ship where he serves the nation. The situation on the ship is tense. The arbitrariness of the officers causes discontent among the sailors. Only the ship's mechanic, Menshevik Avalov, weakly defends the interests of the sailors.
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Plot Summary
This short film appears to be a silent drama, likely focusing on a poignant or dramatic situation within a limited runtime. Specific plot details for such an early and potentially obscure short are difficult to ascertain without more detailed archival information.
Critical Reception
As a very early short film with limited distribution and preservation, "The Ninth Wave" (1926) does not have readily available critical reception data or aggregate scores from modern review sites. Information on its contemporary reception is also scarce.
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Fun Fact
Many short films from the 1920s, especially those not part of major studio productions, are now lost or exist only in incomplete fragments, making "The Ninth Wave" potentially rare and historically significant if any prints survive.
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