From Siberia to Moscow (1905): Cast
From Siberia to Moscow is a 1905 documentary directed by Peter Elfelt, starring Gustav Uhlendorff and Richard Jensen. It runs 2 minutes.
- Release year
- Runtime
- 2 min
- Director
- Peter Elfelt
- Genre
- Documentary
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is From Siberia to Moscow About?
The premise of From Siberia to Moscow without spoilers.
August Bournonville’s final full‑length ballet, ‘From Siberia to Moscow’ (1876), grew out of his 1874 visit to Russia where he met Marius Petipa and saw several of the choreographer’s works. Carl Christian Møller provided the score, and the lively Jockey Dance is performed by Gustav Uhlendorff, later master of the Danish Royal Ballet, and Richard Jensen, who later appeared in Danish silent films of the early 1910s.
From Siberia to Moscow Cast
Gustav Uhlendorff leads the cast, with Richard Jensen. Directed by Peter Elfelt.
- Director Peter Elfelt
More from Peter Elfelt
More films directed by Peter Elfelt: Wania Tartakoff, The Spiritist Faustinus, Emperor Wilhelm’s Arrival in Copenhagen 1905 and La Sylphide.
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From Siberia to Moscow FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of From Siberia to Moscow, each answered in a sentence.
How long is From Siberia to Moscow?
From Siberia to Moscow runs 2 minutes.
When was From Siberia to Moscow released?
From Siberia to Moscow was released in 1905.
Who directed From Siberia to Moscow?
From Siberia to Moscow was directed by Peter Elfelt.
More films by Peter Elfelt Who is in the cast of From Siberia to Moscow?
From Siberia to Moscow stars Gustav Uhlendorff and Richard Jensen.
Does From Siberia to Moscow have a post-credit scene?
No. From Siberia to Moscow has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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