Boris Nikolaevich Svetlov was a Russian film director and actor who worked in the Azerbaijani cinema in the mid to late 1910s and Lenfilm Studio in 1919–1926.

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Boris Svetlov
Born	Борис Николаевич Светлов 1880  Russian Empire: Orenburg
Died	March 12, 1943  Soviet Union,  RSFSR, Barnaul

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He directed the 1917 film The Cloth Peddler.

• The Cloth Peddler (1917) - full-length silent comedy
• The Wife [az] (1916) - full-length feature film
• Arvadlar Ərlərini Mənsəbə Necə Çatdırırlar (1916) - full-length feature film
• Barefoot Love (1916) - short feature film
• Prince Demir Bulat (1916) (Tammetrajlı Bədii Film)
• In the Kingdom of Oil and Millions (1916) - full-length feature film
• An Hour Before Death (1916) - full-length feature film
• A New-Style Old Story (1916) - short feature film
• The Story of One Humiliation (1919) - full-length feature film
• Bortsy Za Svetloye Tsarstvo Tretyego Internatsionala (FIGHTERS FOR THE BRIGHT KINGDOM OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL) (1919) - propaganda film
• Vse Pod Ruzhyo (ALL TO ARMS) (1919) - propaganda film
• Pobeda Maya (MAY VICTORY) (1919) - propaganda film
• Proletargrad na Strazhe Revolutsii (PROLETARGRAD ON GUARD OF REVOLUTION) (1919) - propaganda film
• Lesniye Bratya (FOREST BROTHERS) (1921) - propaganda film
• Dolya ty Russkaya, Dolyushka Zhenskaya (RUSSIAN WOMAN’S LOT) (1922) - full-length feature film
• Career of Spirka Shpandyr (1926) - full-length feature film
• Chuzhiye (ALIENS) (1926) - full-length feature film

• Boris Svetlov at IMDb
• Lenfilm: PREFACE TO THE CATALOGUE

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