Leonid Trauberg
Leonid Zakharovich Trauberg was a Soviet film director and screenwriter. He directed 17 films between 1924 and 1961 and was awarded the Stalin Prize in 1941. Trauberg was Jewish, and was fiercely attacked by Soviet authorities during the so-called "anti-cosmopolitan" period following World War II.
Known For
The New Babylon
61%
Director
1929
The Overcoat
51%
Director
1926
The Wild Swans
68%
Writer
1962
The Youth of Maxim
57%
Screenplay
1935
Alone
55%
Writer
1931
The Vyborg Side
49%
Writer
1939
The Club of the Big Deed
54%
Director
1927
The Return of Maxim
53%
Writer
1937
It Was Behind the Narva Outpost
90%
Writer
1981
Our Friend Maxim
1973
Pages From The Autobiography
Self
1968
Two Years above the Abyss
77%
Writer
1967
The Skies of Our Childhood
68%
Creative Consultant
1966
The Serf Actress
52%
Writer
1963
Armageddon
70%
Producer
1963
In Death's Noose
90%
Screenplay
1963
In Death's Noose
90%
Producer
1963
The Wild Swans
68%
Writer
1962
Wind of Freedom
Director
1961
Dead Souls
53%
Writer
1960
Dead Souls
53%
Director
1960
Soldiers Were Walking
70%
Director
1959
Soldiers Were Walking
70%
Writer
1959
Flames on the Volga
67%
Writer
1956
Life in the Citadel
38%
Writer
1947
Simple People
62%
Director
1945
Simple People
62%
Writer
1945
Young Fritz
65%
Director
1943
Actress
54%
Director
1943
Kotovsky
97%
Producer
1943
The District Secretary
47%
Producer
1942
Antosha Rybkin
60%
Producer
1941
The Vyborg Side
49%
Writer
1939
The Vyborg Side
49%
Director
1939
The Return of Maxim
53%
Writer
1937
The Return of Maxim
53%
Director
1937