Volodymyr Lisovskyi
Volodymyr Lisovskyi was a Ukrainian theatre and film actor. Active in films 1924 - 1940. In the early 1920s - actor of the Odesa State Drama Theater, In 1924-1925 - actor of the Kharkiv Drama Theater after Ivan Franko. After world war two - After the war - an actor of the State Theater in Brest.
Taras Shevchenko
(General)
Mykola Dzheria
(an osavul, estate manager)
Prometey
Suburban Districts
(Photographer (uncredited))
Black Sea Mutiny
(Menshevik (uncredited))
Life in Your Hands
(Truant)
Love's Berries
(Old man on whom the fat man offloads)
Intrigan
(V. Lisovsky)
The Little Shoes
(Deacon)
Ostap Bandura
(Priest)
Mitya
(Drunk best man)
Sold Appetite
(Professor Fuchs)
Three Rooms with a Kitchen
(Afanasiy Sidorovich, house manager)
A Man Without A Case
(Semyon Petrovich, teacher)
The Laws of the Storm
(Glavetskiy, military court clerk)
Cement
(Sergey Ivagin)
Wandering Stars
(Baulin, student)
Our Guy
The Big Sorrow of a Small Woman
(Sergey's friend)
Hegemon
Contact
(Arkadiy Ogurtsov)
Hamburg
(Police president)