The Last Command


Step back in time to the golden age of silent cinema with "The Last Command" (1928), a gripping drama directed by Josef von Sternberg!

Set during the Russian Revolution, "The Last Command" follows the story of Sergius Alexander, a former Russian general who finds himself working as an extra in Hollywood after fleeing his homeland. When a director recognizes him and casts him as a Russian aristocrat in a film, Sergius's past comes rushing back, leading to a powerful tale of redemption, sacrifice, and the fickle nature of fame.

Emil Jannings delivers a stunning performance as Sergius Alexander, capturing the depth and complexity of his character with remarkable skill. Von Sternberg's direction is masterful, creating a visually striking and emotionally resonant film that explores themes of identity, power, and the human spirit.

"The Last Command" is a testament to the power of silent cinema, with its evocative storytelling and powerful performances standing the test of time. It's a must-watch for cinephiles and anyone interested in experiencing the magic of classic Hollywood.

Experience the drama and spectacle of "The Last Command" and discover why it's considered one of the greatest films of the silent era

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