Ukraine Trilogy

Alexander Dovzhenko's "Ukraine Trilogy," comprising the films Zvenigora, Arsenal, and Earth, stands as his most recognized body of work in Western cinema. This collection of films was produced between 1929 and 1930, totaling 172 minutes in runtime. While some Soviet critics of the time viewed its realism with reservations, the trilogy has garnered attention outside of its original context. The collection includes Arsenal (1929, 93 minutes) and Earth (1930, 79 minutes). The total budget and revenue for the entire Ukraine Trilogy are recorded as zero. The three films together offer a view into the social and agricultural landscape of Ukraine during a specific historical period. This collection represents a significant portion of Dovzhenko's filmmaking output and is available in a combined presentation.