Nikolay Bauman (film)

Nikolay Bauman is a 1967 Soviet biographical historical revolutionary film directed by Semyon Tumanov. The film chronicles the life and revolutionary activities of Nikolay Bauman, a prominent figure in the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party, later the Bolsheviks. It depicts his involvement in the revolutionary movement, his imprisonment and exile, and his dedication to spreading Marxist ideas among the working class. The film aims to portray Bauman as a committed revolutionary and a hero of the Soviet Union. Key themes explored include revolutionary fervor, political oppression under the Tsarist regime, and the sacrifices made by early revolutionaries.