A feature by Elem Klimov made from the script by Ales Adamovich. It was released in 1985 and ranks among the most horrifying war films. It`s not only about the war of 1941-1945 exactly, but about any war, its devastating force sweeping away the natural course of things. The film is based upon documental facts and `The Khatyn Story` by Ales Adamovich. The authors describe the place and events which became a symbol of national tragedy. The hero of the film is Flyora, a sixteen-year-old boy that turned to the woods to help the partisans. At the beginning he is just a kid. Then he lives through the horror of the Nazi executions and becomes amazingly grown-up, and even old. The war had distorted the once tender childish facial features - it`s all wrinkles now. The altered face of Flyora is the face of War. The authors were so true-to-life, uncompromising and austere as to portray in the centre of the film not some grown-up man, but an unexperie nced kid with his childhood still here. The title derives from from The Apocalypse of John, Chapter 6: "And I heard one of the four living creatures saying, as with a voice of thunder, "Come and see!" Awards * Grand Special Prize at the All-Union FF, 1986 * Prize of the All-Union FF for camera work, 1986 * Prize of the All-Union FF for sound work, 1986 * Prize of the All-Union FF to the composer, 1986 © MOSFILM, 1985. © BELARUSFILM, 1985
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