Dorogie Tovarishchi (2020)
Genre: Drama / History
Duration: 116 minuten
Alternative titles: Dear Comrades! / Dear Comrads! / Дорогие Tоварищи!
Country:
Russia
Directed by: Andrey Konchalovskiy
Stars: Yuliya Vysotskaya, Vladislav Komarov and Andrey Gusev
IMDb score:
7,4 (6.493)
Releasedate: 14 September 2020
Dorogie Tovarishchi plot
Novocherkassk, USSR, 1962. Lyudmila is a party leader and committed communist who fought for Stalin's ideology in World War II. Because she is sure that her work will create a communist society, the woman abhors any anti-Soviet sentiment. During a strike at the local electric motor factory, Lyudmila witnesses a number of workers being shot by order of the government to cover up the massive strikes in the USSR. After the massacre, when the survivors flee from the square, Lyudmila realizes that her daughter has disappeared...
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Actors and actresses
Lyudmila 'Lyuda' Danilovna Semina
Oleg Nikolaevich Loginov
Viktor
Svetka
Lyuda's father
Professor Ovodov
Reviews & comments
wibro
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- 11590 messages
- 4098 votes
Interesting piece of Russian history that I never knew existed like most. Well, corruption and covering up events that are not in line with the communist ideology, that's what the Russians or rather Soviet authorities have always been good at. This film gives a good picture of that. However, as a drama, this film falls somewhat short. Mainly because of the unbelievable happy ending.. That could have been left out. Other than that the film is quite ok although I'm not that enthusiastic about the black and white photography.
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
A film from the Soviet era with a certain historical value. The communist apparatus is running at full speed and citizens and workers must be in line. Nikita Khrushchev may not have been physically present, but his mind was all-seeing, judging by dozens of overzealous officials who enforced the rules strictly and unrelentingly.
They were equally efficient in the scene where the rebellion was nipped in the bud and the bloodied streets were literally washed away with fire hoses and sweeping brushes.
It becomes interesting and fraught with a moral dilemma when former front-line soldier Lyudmyla sees demonstrators shot in an attempt by the government to cover up the demonstration. ... Among those protesters also Lyudmyla's daughter, who went missing during the shooting. The film provides a penetrating and gripping portrait of the facts and events that preceded it and how people tried to cover up the massacre. Lyudmyla then stands at the crossroads and has to weigh up which way to go. Strong!
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Film Pegasus (moderator films)
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- 31272 messages
- 5512 votes
Unfortunately I don't know enough about the wider history with the background of this film. Khrushchev may have brought a different regime after Stalin's death, but it was certainly not a good time for many Russians who died of starvation. Previously I could nip such protests in the bud in secret, but in Novocherkassk things got out of hand and this would gradually herald the end of Khrushchev.
The film is in black and white and takes you straight to Russia in the 1960s. You have to think about the background, but at the same time this is also something that has happened elsewhere. The protest is growing and the carnage is coming in nicely.
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