Mr. West

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Mr. West is the naive American protagonist of the 1924 Soviet silent comedy film "The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. West in the Land of the Bolsheviks," whose misconceptions about Soviet Russia drive the film’s satirical plot.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsInGenre comedy film
satirical film
silent film
associatedIdeologyInPlot Bolshevism GENERATED
centralThemeRelation satire of American misconceptions about Bolshevism
characterTrait fearful of Bolsheviks
gullible
misinformed about Soviet Russia
naive
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
drivesPlotOf The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. West in the Land of the Bolsheviks NERFINISHED
eventuallyLearns Soviet citizens are not the monsters he imagined
fears Bolsheviks NERFINISHED
filmDirector Lev Kuleshov NERFINISHED
filmOriginCountry Soviet Union NERFINISHED
filmReleaseYear 1924
filmStudio Goskino NERFINISHED
hasCompanion Jeddie the cowboy NERFINISHED
hasRoleIn The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. West in the Land of the Bolsheviks NERFINISHED
languageOfIntertitles Russian
medium silent cinema
misconceptionSource sensational American press about Bolsheviks
narrativeFunction outsider observing Soviet life
narrativeRole protagonist
occupation businessman
perceivesAtStart Soviet Russia as dangerous and barbaric
portrayedBy Porfiri Podobed NERFINISHED
storyLocation Moscow NERFINISHED
symbolizes stereotypical American view of Soviet Russia in the 1920s
undergoesCharacterArc from fear and prejudice to understanding
usedFor political satire
propaganda about Soviet society

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