["Well, who else wants to try the commissar's body?"] A promotional poster for the feature film based on Vsevolod Vishnevsky's play of the same name, "Optimistic Tragedy" / artist E. Grebenshchikov. M.: "Reklamfilm," 1987.

["Well, who else wants to try the commissar's body?"] Promotional poster for the feature film based on Vsevolod Vishnevsky's play of the same name, "Optimistic Tragedy" / artist E. Grebenshchikov. M.: "Reklamfilm", 1987. 86×53.3 cm. In good condition, minor tears. The events of 1918. A female commissar is appointed by the Bolshevik Party Central Committee to the warship "Gromoboy," which is ruled by anarchist sailors. She faces a difficult task: to earn the sailors' respect and eradicate anarchy. The informal leader of the sailors, nicknamed Vozhak (Leader), provokes an attempted gang rape of the commissar, but she shoots one of the assailants point-blank and then utters the phrase that became iconic: "Well, who else wants to try the commissar's body?"