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29 September 2005 (Belarus) moreTagline:
They stood together while their country fell apart morePlot:
Young Soviet Army recruits are stuck in the bloody war in Afghanistan, that was started by politicians. full summary | add synopsisAwards:
2 wins moreUser Comments:
Beautiful moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Fyodor Bondarchuk | ... | Khokhol | |
| Aleksey Chadov | ... | Vorobey | |
| Mikhail Yevlanov | ... | Ryaba | |
| Ivan Kokorin | ... | Chugun | |
| Artyom Mikhalkov | ... | Stas | |
| Konstantin Kryukov | ... | Gioconda | |
| Artur Smolyaninov | ... | Lyutyi | |
| Mikhail Porechenkov | ... | Praporshik Dygalo | |
| Irina Rakhmanova | ... | Belosnezhka - 'Snow White' | |
| Aleksei Serebryakov | ... | Kapitan | |
| Mikhail Efremov | ... | Dembel | |
| Aleksei Kravchenko | ... | Kapitan Bystrov | |
| Andrei Krasko | ... | Kompolka v Afgane | |
| Stanislav Govorukhin | ... | Kompolka v Uchebke | |
| Aleksandr Bashirov | ... | Pomidor |
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Also Known As:
9th Company (UK) (USA)9 РОТА (Russia)
9. komppania (Finland)
9th Legion (Europe: English title)
The 9th Company (International: English title)
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139 minLanguage:
RussianColor:
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2.35 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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Set domestic box office record in Russia, in 2005, generating $ 7,700,000 in five days. Surpassed Turetskiy gambit (2005) in October 2005 to become the highest-grossing movie in post-communist Russia. moreFAQ
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The poster of this movie is not the most attractive, unfortunately, but everything else that's beyond that, exceeds the expectations to a Russian movie.
"9th company is a film about war cruelty, inhuman cross crippling the heroes' lives, about honour and duty, sufferings and friendship, about life that is one for all and death that is different for everyone."
9th company truly shows the beauty, the reality and the uselessness of such wars against locals. Now, 20 years after, the equipment has developed, all in all, it still gives an impression of the actions against the Iraq.
The characters were colorful and well picked, although some of them still looked too similar to me for messing them up.
The movie is high quality, with well mastered sound and Russian spirit in it, but vastly dramatic and definitely not a typical American movie with a happy end. It is a great example of human values and motivates to think about "What matters most".