The summary:
On motives of the story of V.Bogomolova "Ivan".
Having lost on war of the parents, juvenile Ivan becomes the scout in rear of the enemy.
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Ivan's Childhood (English subtitles). Part 1/9.
The summary:
On motives of the story of V.Bogomolova "Ivan".
Having lost on war of the parents, juvenile Ivan becomes the scout in rear of the enemy.
All parts as on (you tube)
Ten Little Indians The Indictments.
The description
Screen version of the known novel Christie's Agate " Ten Little Indiens ". Ten Englishmen absolutely unfamiliar each other, receive the invitation to visit a private residence on the remote island. During a dinner the mysterious voice accuses each of them in accomplished earlier and remained unpunished crimes. One behind another stay there are victims invisible murderers... The picture rather soundly Is put and fans of a genre definitely will take pleasure. Actors are picked up faultlessly. -1987 year
Brother (English subtitles). Part 1/9.
Daniel Bagrov demobilized from army comes back in native city. The boring, monotonous life of a province cannot suit the strong Russian guy, and it decides to go in Peter, to test itself(himself). As there, on hearings already its senior brother for a long time prospers. But " new Russian " the life of northern capital appears too unexpected, and native brother Daniel earns for a life custom-made murders. Daniel should learn much … and with many to understand...
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An Old, Old Tale (English subtitles). Part 1/9.
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This story, both happy and sad, is based on the popular fairy tales by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen. Two parallel story-lines develop in this film. At a roadside inn, the puppets play out for their master a merry, magic fairy tale about a brave soldier and a wicked princess, a witch and a kind wizard, and a fantastic city where a ridiculous and silly king lives. The puppet show has a happy end. The films other story-line is different, with much more sad lyricism in it. In real life, unlike the puppet show, the relationship between the young puppeteer and his beloved is not that simple. Director: Nadezhda Kosheverova Script: Yuri Dunsky, Valery Frid Camera: Konstantin Ryzhov Music by: Andrei Petrov Cast: Oleg Dal, Marina Neyolova, Vladimir Etoush, Georgy Vitsin, Vera Titova, Igor Dmitriev, Lev Lemke, Victor Perevalov
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The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath! (English subtitles). Part 1/2 (1/10).
Let me sort out what in this film is Soviet, what is Russian, and what is universal.
Soviet is the background, including the cartoon which precedes the appearance of humans: a man with a tube kills any architect originality, even so innocent as balconies. As a consequence, the same buildings are put up in Artica as well in a southern desert before surprised camels. The Soviet reality is the basis of the plot with identical buildings in different cities. Also the New Year tree rather that the Christmas tree is Soviet. However, as the story unfolds, the Soviet reality recedes into little visible background. An exception is a line in one of the songs: if you do not have a dog, your neighbor cannot poison your dog.
Russian are the beautiful poems which are made into songs. There are also some views of Leningrad, but actually only a few, with the St. Isaac Basilica shown several times from different sides.
The cast and the technical crew are largely Russian, but not only. Obviously Armenian, Georgian and Jewish names are listed. The actress playing Nadya has been imported from Central Europe; Barbara Brylska is a Polish actress, well known also from a number of other movies made in Poland as well as in other countries.
The appeal of the film is truly universal ! This is the reason why viewers from countries so disparate as Latvia, Ukraine and China like this film so much (not to mention Texans). The love-jealousy quadrangle, two mothers, friends of Zhenya and colleagues of Nadya could have lived in many countries around the world. Even the story of the same address could have happened for instance in Germany where practically every city and town has Bahnhofstrasse and Poststrasse.
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The State Counsellor (English subtitles). Part 1/12.
Third film based on Boris Akunin's "Adventures of Erast Petrovich Fandorin" series of novels.
The Russian Empire, end of the XIX century. On a train from St. Petersburg to Moscow general Khrapov was killed and at first no one else but Fandorin is under suspicion because the killer pretended to be him. However, evidence is found leading to a terrorist organization which keeps both capital cities (Moscow and St. Petersburg) in fear. This time Fandorin is not the only one trying to solve the crime, as duke Pozharski, a mysterious man and his Majesty's favoured, joins the investigation...
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Come and See (English subtitles). Part 1 of 2 (1/6)
Come and See
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| Come and See | |
|---|---|
 DVD cover (Kino Video) | |
| Directed by | Elem Klimov |
| Written by | Ales Adamovich Elem Klimov |
| Starring | Aleksei Kravchenko Olga Mironova |
| Music by | Oleg Yanchenko |
| Cinematography | Alexei Rodionov |
| Editing by | Valeriya Belova |
| Studio | Mosfilm Belarusfilm |
| Distributed by | Kino Video (DVD) Ruscico (DVD) |
| Release date(s) | September 27, 1985 |
| Running time | 146 minutes |
| Country | Soviet Union |
| Language | Russian German Belarusian |
Come and See (Russian: Иди и смотри, Idi i smotri; lit. "Go and look") directed by Elem Klimov, is a 1985 Soviet war movie and psychological horror drama about and occurring during the Nazi German occupation of the Belarussian SSR, in 1943. Aleksei Kravchenko and Olga Mironova star as the protagonists Florya and Glasha.[1] The screenplay is by Ales Adamovich and Elem Klimov; the title derives from The Apocalypse of John, Chapter 6:
English: . . . and I heard one of the four living creatures saying, as with a voice of thunder, "Come and see!"
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Come and See begins with two Belorussian boys digging in a sand field looking for abandoned rifles, in order to be permitted membership of the Soviet partisan forces, while an old farmer warns them not to dig. One of the boys, Florya (or "Florian," in certain translations), finds an SVT-40. The next day, partisans arrive at his house and take Florya with them, to the dismay of his mother who fears that the loss of her son, like his father before him, will lessen her and her daughters chances of survival. The partisans converge in a forest and prepare to confront the Nazis, but the partisan commander orders Florya to remain behind at the camp in reserve; disappointed, Florya walks into the forest, weeping, and comes across Glasha, a girl in love with the commander who has also been left behind. Suddenly, German aeroplanes appear and begin to drop German parachutists, and the camp comes under heavy artillery fire.
Florya goes temporarily deaf from the explosions and, after hiding out in the forest, returns to his home village with Glasha. He does not find his family at home but his sisters dolls are lined up on the floor and the house is overrun by flies. When they sit down to eat the still warm dinner from the oven, Glasha vomits. Denying what they both suspect, Florya decides that they must be hiding on an nearby island across a bog. As they run from the village, Glasha turns and sees a huge pile of bodies stacked behind Florya's house. When they get to the island after painstakingly wading through the bog, they meet a large number of other villagers who fled the Nazis, including the old man who warned Florya not to dig, now doused in gasoline and burnt by the Nazis. Florya finally understands that his family did not survive.
He and three resistance fighters leave to find food for the starving villagers, and find the SS engaged in anti-Partisan and Einsatzgruppen killing activities. The food store is too well defended to be raided and two of their number are blown up after Florya mistakenly leads them through a minefield. At dusk, they sneak up to an occupied town and manage to steal a cow from a Nazi-collaborating farmer, but as they flee across the fields they are shot at and both Florya's companion and the cow are killed.
The next morning, Florya, unable to move the dead cow, finds a horse and cart and decides to take that back to the villagers for food. The owner of the horse attempts to stop him but, shortly after, they hear the sound of the approaching mass of German soldiers. The farmer helps Florya hide his partisan jacket and rifle in the field and takes him to his village of Perekhody, where they hurriedly discuss a fake identity for him. The Nazis move into the village and herd everyone to a wooden church, locking them all inside. A German officer announces to the terrified people that any of them will be allowed to climb out of the barn through a side window, as long as they leave their children behind. No one moves, but Florya takes up their offer and climbs out. Shortly after, a woman attempts to climb out with her child but she is dragged away by her hair and the toddler is thrown back through the window. Grenades are thrown into the church, which is then set on fire and shot at; Florya watches the inferno of burning Belorussian peasants while the Nazis stand and applaud, taking photographs and laughing. The woman who escaped the church is put into a moving truck with a group of soldiers and repeatedly raped.
As the Germans leave the burning village they are ambushed by the partisans, who slaughter most of them and capture a small number, including their commander. Florya recovers his rifle and jacket and brings a cannister of gasoline to burn the German and Belorussian collaborator prisoners. The main collaborator, insisting that they are not to blame for the slaughter, translates the words of German commander, who claims to be a good man and a doting grandfather. Another German officer is disgusted by his commander's cowardice and tells the partisans that they, as an inferior race and communist sympathisers, will eventually be exterminated. The prisoners are all doused with petrol, but the crowd shoot them down before they can be set on fire. As the partisans leave, Florya notices a portrait of Adolf Hitler in a puddle and shoots it. After each shot, there is sequence of montages that play in reverse and regress in time: corpses at a concentration camp; Hitler congratulating a German boy; 1930s Nazi party congresses, images of Hitler's combat service in World War I, images of Hitler as a schoolboy; and finally a picture of the infant Adolf in his mother's lap. After each sequence, Florya shoots the picture — yet he does not fire the last shot at the baby Hitler.
In the final scene Florya catches up with and blends in with his partisan comrades marching through the woods. They are seen marching away into the dark of the trees; afterwards, the camera rises to the sky.
Район № 9/ District 9/
District 9 is a 2009 South African science fiction film directed by Neill Blomkamp, written by Blomkamp and Terri Tatchell, and produced by Peter Jackson. The film stars Sharlto Copley, Jason Cope, and Robert Hobbs. Copley plays the role of Wikus van de Merwe, a bureaucrat assigned to relocate a race of extraterrestrial creatures, derogatorily referred to as "prawns", from a refugee camp in Johannesburg to a new one outside the city.
Фильм повествует о инопланетянах, вынужденных жить на земле. Их корабль сломался и люди создали для них райн для обитания где с ними обращались как с низшими существами в фильме район № 9.
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Фильм повествует о инопланетянах, вынужденных жить на земле. Их корабль сломался и люди создали для них райн для обитания где с ними обращались как с низшими существами в фильме район № 9.
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Теги: Инопланетяне
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четверг, 1 октября 2009 г.
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles)
Film-legend about comrade Suhove to whom have charged to accompany with the released harem of gangster "Abdulla". To it, Red Army man "Petruhe", customs officer Luspekaevu yes rescueed by it from true destruction "Said" it was necessary to enter fight with Abdulla's all numerous gang.1970 year
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles). Part 1/8.
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles). Part 2/8.
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles). Part 3/8.
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles). Part 4/8.
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles). Part 5/8.
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles). Part 6/8.
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles). Part 7/8.
White Sun Of The Desert (English subtitles). Part 8/8.
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles).
Year of an output: 1979, the Genre: the Insurgent, the USSR
Duration: 1:19
The director: Stanislav Govorukhin
In roles: Nikolay Eremenko, Peter Velyaminov, Talgat Nigmatulin, Arenas Rejno, Natalia Harahorina, Jury Kutyrev, Tadeush Kasyanov
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About film: the Soviet transport vessel transporting the big cargo of opium for a farmaceutical industry, is exposed to an attack of sea pirates. That does not remain witnesses of this armed assault, pirates пыталются to destroy all command of the ship. Forces are unequal - however our seamen, risking a life, safely enter a duel...
Notes: It Is based on real events. The first domestic insurgent. This extremely topical film became the most cash domestic film which has collected about 90 million of spectators.
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles). Part 1/8
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles). Part 2/8.
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles). Part 3/8.
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles). Part 4/8.
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles). Part 5/8.
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles). Part 6/8.
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles). Part 7/8.
Pirates of the XXth Century (English subtitles). Part 8/8.
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