Albert Gendelshtein

Albert Gendelshtein (Альберт Александрович Гендельштейн 4 April 1906, Kiev, Ukraine - 25 March 1981) was a Russian film director known for the movies Lermontov, and Love and Hate (1935) with an early score by Shostakovich.[1]

References

Dmitri Shostakovich Catalogue: The First Hundred Years and Beyond 081087265X Derek C. Hulme - 2010 Form: Music for the black-and-white film Love and Hate, set in the Donbass during the post-Revolution Civil War, with scenario by Sergei Yermolinsky and Vasili Pronin and directed by Albert Gendelshtein for the Mezhrabpomfilm Studio.

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[1] Dmitri Shostakovich Catalogue: The First Hundred Years and Beyond 081087265X Derek C. Hulme - 2010 Form: Music for the black-and-white film Love and Hate, set in the Donbass during the post-Revolution Civil War, with scenario by Sergei Yermolinsky and Vasili Pronin and directed by Albert Gendelshtein for the Mezhrabpomfilm Studio.