Belyy Tigr (2012)
Genre: Adventure / Fantasy
Duration: 104 minuten
Alternative titles: White Tiger / The White Tiger / Белый тигр
Country:
Russia
Directed by: Karen Shakhnazarov
Stars: Gerasim Arkhipov, Dmitri Bykovsky and Valeriy Grishko
IMDb score:
6,1 (5.321)
Releasedate: 3 May 2012
Belyy Tigr plot
"Spring 1945. A legend is born"
The Great Patriotic War, early 1940s. After Ivan Naydenov, a sergeant in the Red Army, barely escapes a battle with a mysterious, ghostly White Tiger tank, he becomes obsessed with the weapon's destructive and dominating power.
Actors and actresses
Naydenov
Fedotov
Zhukov
Smirnov
Sharipov
Kryuk
Berdyev
Hospital Foreman
Gitler
Keytel
Reviews & comments
Hendrick99
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- 172 messages
- 104 votes
A slightly underrated film. Admittedly, the subject matter is rather one-sided, but it's very well-crafted and realistic. The film centers on a seemingly unassailable German Tiger tank that helps a large number of Russian T34 tanks reach the heights of tank glory. Ultimately, the Russian military leadership becomes obsessed with destroying this tank. A specially prepared T34 is tasked with the task.
After the success of this assignment, the film could have been stopped. The political/symbolic ending seems far-fetched.
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Filmkriebel
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- 9953 messages
- 4646 votes
Russian cinema has been at a high level for the past 20 years... I'm afraid that's over for a while now. White Tiger is a lesser example... A nonsensical film that starts off reasonably well and holds up well until a grandiose action scene with several tanks. Ultimately, the fantasy elements fail, and who knows what that ending is about with Hitler. Very mediocre.
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james_cameron
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- 6983 messages
- 9777 votes
A well-made, at times thrilling Russian war film about the Red Army's battle against a mysterious, superior German tank. The action scenes are beautifully shot, and the ominous atmosphere is cleverly captured. Unfortunately, everything grinds to a halt in the film's strange finale, when we suddenly switch to a completely different setting, with characters who begin to philosophize pompously. That could have been better.
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