WE LIVE AGAIN.

Alternate Title: Resurrection.; Production dates and credits taken from AFI.; Based on the novel Voskraeseniye (Resurrection) by Leo Tolstoy (Moscow, 1899).; Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. CBPF.; Photography, Gregg Toland ; art, Richard Day and Sergei Soudeikin ; editor, Otho Lovering ; costumes, Omar Kiam ; music, Alfred Newman ; sound recording, Frank Maher.; American Film Institute Catalog: feature films, 1931- 1940.; Anna Sten [(Katusha Maslova)], Fredric March [(Prince Dmitri Ivanovich Nekhlyudov)], Jane Baxter [(Missy Kortchagin)], C. Aubrey Smith [(Prince Kortchagin)], Sam Jaffe [(Grigory Simonson)], Ethel Griffies [(Aunt Marie)], Gwendolyn Logan [(Aunt Sophia)], Jessie Ralph [(Matrona Pavlovna)], Leonid Kinsky [(Simon Kartinkin)], Dale Fuller [(Euphemia Botchkova)], Morgan Wallace [(The colonel)], Crauford Kent [(Schonbock)], [Cecil Cunningham (Theodosia)] , [Jessie Arnold (Korablova)] , [Fritzi Ridgeway (The redhead)] , [Davison Clark (Tikhon)] , [Michael Visaroff Judge , Edgar Norton Judge (Judges)] , [Mary Forbes (Mrs. Kortchagin)] , [Baron Hesse (Kortchagin butler)] , [Halliwell Hobbes Official , Anders Van Haden Official , John Ince Official (Officials)] , et al.

Russian Prince Dmitri Nekhlyudov seduces innocent young Katusha Maslova, a servant to his aunts. Dmitri leaves the next morning, outraging Katusha by not leaving a note for her, only money. When she becomes pregnant, she is fired, and when the baby is born, it dies and is buried unbaptized. Katusha then goes to Moscow, where she falls into a life of prostitution, poverty and degradation. She is sentenced to five years hard labor in Siberia, but Dmitri attempts to get her released from prison.