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English: Chess Fever. Russian title: Шахматная горячка (Shakhmatnaya goryachka). Soviet silent comedy. English subtitles.
Українська: «Шахова лихоманка» — радянська німа комедія 1925 року Всеволода Пудовкіна, з Володимиром Фогелем та Анною Земцовою в головних ролях.
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Author Vsevolod Pudovkin (1893–1953), Nikolai Shpikovsky (1897–1977)
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Media of the day This file was selected as the media of the day for 23 June 2024. It was captioned as follows:
English: Chess Fever is a 1925 Russian comedy film by Vsevolod Pudovkin combining acted parts with footage of an actual chess tournament in Moscow.
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Čeština: Němý komediální film ze sovětské éry Chess Fever (Šachová horečka) z roku 1925 režiséra Vsevoloda Pudovkina kombinuje hrané části se záznamy z šachového turnaje v Moskvě.
English: Chess Fever is a 1925 Russian comedy film by Vsevolod Pudovkin combining acted parts with footage of an actual chess tournament in Moscow.
Français : La Fièvre des échecs (
Шахматная горячка
) est une comédie russe de 1925 réalisée par Vsevolod Poudovkine, combinant des scènes tournées pour le film et des images prises lors d'un vrai tournoi d'échecs à Moscou.
Slovenščina: Šahovska mrzlica je ruski komični film Vsevoloda Pudovkina iz leta 1925, v katerem je režiser združil igrane dele in posnetek resničnega šahovskega turnirja v Moskvi.
Українська: «Шахова лихоманка» — радянська німа комедія 1925 року Всеволода Пудовкіна, з Володимиром Фогелем та Анною Земцовою в головних ролях.

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