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21 October 1944 (USA)
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War Crime
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Ukraine
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Based On Novel
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Striking Soviet War Film
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Nina Alisova | ... | Pusya |
| Natalya Uzhviy | ... | Olena Kostyuk (as Natasha Uzhvij) |
| Vera Ivashova | ... | Olga (as V. Ivashova) |
| Yelena Tyapkina | ... | Fyodosya (as Ye. Tyapkina) |
| Hans Klering | ... | Captain Kurt Werner (as Gans Klering) |
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| Nikolai Bratersky | ... | Gaplik |
| Anton Dunajsky | ... | Okhatko |
| Alik Letichevsky | ... | Malluchika's child |
| Anna Lisyanskaya | ... | Malluchikha |
| Vladimir Ponomaryov | ... | Malluchikha's child (as Vova Ponomaryov) |
| Anne Seymour | ... | English Voice |
| Viktor Vinogradov | ... | Malluchikha's child (as Vitya Vinogradov) |
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93 min
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This film was shot during the war in 1941 and was released in the USA in 1945 with an English language voice-over narration. The idea apparently was to display the hardships endured by our (then) allies just before they were to capture Berlin.
Nazis occupy a Ukrainian village and brutalize the inhabitants. The victims include a pregnant woman who is tortured in the most harrowing sequence. Surprisingly, for a Soviet film, Christianity is tolerated.
I saw a version at MOMA without subtitles or English narration, but I followed the action easily. "The Rainbow" is beautifully shot, and director Mark Donskoy was a strong visual storyteller. Recommended.