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| George Dzundza | ... |
Daskal
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| Jason Patric | ... |
Konstantin Koverchenko
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| Steven Bauer | ... |
Khan Taj
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| Stephen Baldwin | ... |
Anthony Golikov
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| Don Harvey | ... |
Kaminski
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| Kabir Bedi | ... |
Akbar
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| Erick Avari | ... |
Samad
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| Chaim Jeraffi | ... |
Moustafa
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Shoshi Marciano | ... |
Sherina
(as Shosh Marciano)
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Yitzhak Ne'eman | ... |
Iskandar
(as Itzhak Babi Ne'Eman)
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| David Sherrill | ... |
Kovolov
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Moshe Vapnik | ... |
Hasan
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Claude Aviram | ... |
Sadioue
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Victor Ken | ... |
Ali
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Avi Keedar | ... |
Noor
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During the war in Afghanistan a Soviet tank crew commanded by a tyrannical officer find themselves lost and in a struggle against a band of Mujahadeen guerrillas in the mountains. A unique look at the Soviet 'Vietnam' experience sympathetically told for both sides. Written by Keith Loh <loh@sfu.ca>
I just caught this movie last night...I'd never even heard of it before, but I happened across it at Blockbuster. I'm a fan of realistic war movies anyway, but I also liked the fact that Kevin Reynolds directed it. He also did the wonderful Rapa Nui. I have to say this is one of the most gripping films I have seen, and the first I have seen about the Soviet-Afghan war. Great performances by George Dzundza, Jason Patric, and Steven Bauer, who many may remember as Manny Ray from Scarface as the Afghan leader. Definitely worth catching.