Ninotchka
Book • 1953
Ninotchka is a 1939 romantic comedy that satirizes Soviet communism and contrasts it with the freedoms of capitalist societies.
The film follows Ninotchka, a stern Soviet envoy sent to Paris to oversee the sale of confiscated jewels.
Her rigid communist principles are challenged when she falls in love with a charming Parisian count.
The movie humorously explores the clash between Soviet austerity and Parisian decadence.
It is renowned for its sharp wit and memorable performances, especially Greta Garbo's portrayal of the initially stoic Ninotchka.
The film marked a shift in Garbo's career, showcasing her comedic talents.
Ninotchka remains a classic for its clever political commentary and delightful romance.
The film follows Ninotchka, a stern Soviet envoy sent to Paris to oversee the sale of confiscated jewels.
Her rigid communist principles are challenged when she falls in love with a charming Parisian count.
The movie humorously explores the clash between Soviet austerity and Parisian decadence.
It is renowned for its sharp wit and memorable performances, especially Greta Garbo's portrayal of the initially stoic Ninotchka.
The film marked a shift in Garbo's career, showcasing her comedic talents.
Ninotchka remains a classic for its clever political commentary and delightful romance.
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