Gracias al gran scylla acaba de publicarse una película clave del deshielo soviético. Adaptación de la obra de Boris Vasiliev narra las desventuras de un destacamento femenino durante la segunda guerra mundial.
Stanislav Rostotsky, alumno de Eisenstein, que se autodenominaba como un hippie ruso, cosechó su mayor éxito con esta película. Nominada a la mejor película extranjera en 1973 ese año cayó frente a el Discreto encanto de la burguesía.
Fallecido hace tres años y un día , parece un buen momento para empezar a conocer su obra, ¿no?
En una crítica de internet definen a esta película como una especie de "Doce del patíbulo" feminista y ruso...
Hay subtítulos en castellano.
Year of Release: 1972This dramatic story of women in the war has won numerous international prizes and awards.
The action takes place during the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945). Russian Karelia, the autumn of 1941. Five anti-aircraft gunner girls, who are mostly under twenty years old, and their commander, Sergeant Vaskov, discover that a German subversive detachment has landed in this, still far-removed from the front line, locale. The information must be delivered to the headquarters. However, the saboteurs have broken communications, cutting off the small group from their own people and leaving them no hope of getting any help. The enemy endeavors to further penetrate into the rear of the Soviet army on a mission to destroy a number of essential facilities. Vaskov and the five girls accept battle, being outnumbered by sixteen Fascists, armed to the teeth...
It is a little-known fact that during World War II a small number of Soviet women actively served in combat. This film takes us into the lives of a small detachment of such women, and combines war action footage with gentler moments, such as when they kick their (male) sergeant out of the barracks for complaining that they don't wear enough clothes there. The story of their combat is interspersed with their memories of their husbands and civilian lives. The main combat sequence places them in conflict with a German patrol which was trying for a surprise attack on Russian positions. This film was nominated for an Oscar as "Best Foreign Film" in 1972. — Clarke Fountain
Director: Stanislav Rostotsky
Script: Boris Vassiliev, Stanislav Rostotsky
Camera: Vyacheslav Shumsky
Music by: Kirill Molchanov
Cast:Andrei Martynov, Irina Shevchuk, Olga Ostroumova, Yelena Drapenko, Irina Dolganova, Yekaterina Markova,Liudmila Zaitseva, Alla Meshcheryakova, Igor Kostolevsky, Alexei Chernov, Yuri Sorokin
Running time: 190 min.
Color: colored
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