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1977
1h 33min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA story about a group of Russian boys who have lost their fathers in the World War II.A story about a group of Russian boys who have lost their fathers in the World War II.A story about a group of Russian boys who have lost their fathers in the World War II.

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Juozas Budraitis

Aleksey Bartenev

Georgiy Burkov

Sergey Pogartsev

Aleksandr Kalyagin

Denis Kuskov

Aleksei Cherstvov

Alyosha Bartenev
(as Alyosha Cherstvov)

Zhanna Bolotova

Alla Konstantinovna
(as Zh. Bolotova)

Rolan Bykov

Vladimir Gromov
(as R- Bykov)

Nikolay Gubenko

Grigoriy Albertovich Krivoruchko
(as N. Gubenko)

Natalya Gundareva

Tasya
(as N. Gundaryeva)

Evgeniy Evstigneev

Storozh internata
(as Ye. Yevstigneyev)

Zoya Yevseyeva

Valka Gandin
(as Z. Yevseyeva)

Bukhuti Zakariadze

Director internata
(as B. Zakariadze)

Panteleymon Krymov

Sergey Makarovich
(as P.Krymov)

Viktor Filippov

Filippov
(as V. Filippov)

Valentina Berezutskaya

Valyusha
(as V.Berezutskaya)

Daniil Netrebin

Danya
(as D. Netrebin)

Georgi Kavtaradze

Ychitel fizkulturi
(as G. Kavtaradze)

Lyudmila Shagalova

Nina Grigoryevna
(as L. Shagalova)

Mikheil Kherkheulidze

Ytilshchik
(as M. Kherkheulidze)

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10/10

Underrated Masterpiece

MosFilm had announced a long time ago that they would scan the original 35mm version of this film and create a 4K master for IMDb. And they did it... They have presented it to humanity via YouTube. This film is one of the best WWII films, one of the best coming-of-age films, one of the best films in Soviet cinema, and for some reason I can't understand or make sense of, it's very underrated... You should watch this masterpiece on YouTube.

I wish they had put the film up for sale on Amazon as a 4K Bluray or if Criterion Collection or Janus Film would do something about it, but I'm thankful for this much.