Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Sergey Zharkov | ... | Company Commander |
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Ivan Batarev | ... | Kartsev |
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Oleg Gayanov | ... | Machikhin |
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Arseniy Semyonov | ... | Political Instructor |
Aleksandr Bukharov | ... | Sysoyev | |
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Grigori Nekrasov | ... | Rykov |
Igor Grabuzov | ... | Zhurkin | |
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Aleksandr Aravushkin | ... | Papasha |
Aleksandr Gorbatov | ... | Basov | |
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Dan Rozin | ... | Somov |
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Aleksandr Plaksin | ... | Ryabinin |
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Andrey Korovnichenko | ... | Larionov |
Pyotr Logachev | ... | Vlasyuk | |
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Daniil Voropaev | ... | Lavrov (as Danila Voropaev) |
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Oleg Abalyan | ... | Oganesyan |
After several months of fierce fighting, the Red Army finally knocks the enemy out of the village of Ovsyannikovo, which costs huge losses - only a third of the personnel remain from the company. Exhausted to the limit, the soldiers are waiting for reinforcements, but an order comes from the headquarters - to keep the village at all costs, and this is tantamount to a death sentence. The company commander faces a difficult choice - either to lose the remnants of the company, following a meaningless command order, or to withdraw his people from mortar fire, but at the same time leave their positions and go to the tribunal for violating the order. In extremely realistic details, only one fierce battle is shown, in which, like in a drop of water, the whole truth about the war is reflected. Written by Bernardo74
Don't look at the ratings and comments here. It's a nice experience, the movie captured me the whole time. You won't regret watching it.