Chapaev

1934
1 h 33 min

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Boris Babochkin and Boris Zelensky in Chapaev (1934)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThis film is based on the book about Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev (1887 - 1919) who was in real life the Commander of the 25th Division of the Red Army. Chapaev is an uneducated peasant and a de... Ler tudoThis film is based on the book about Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev (1887 - 1919) who was in real life the Commander of the 25th Division of the Red Army. Chapaev is an uneducated peasant and a decorated hero in the World War I and later in the Russian Civil War, that followed the Russ... Ler tudoThis film is based on the book about Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev (1887 - 1919) who was in real life the Commander of the 25th Division of the Red Army. Chapaev is an uneducated peasant and a decorated hero in the World War I and later in the Russian Civil War, that followed the Russian revolution. This man of action is fighting on the side of the poor people. His troops ... Ler tudo

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Boris Babochkin

Chapayev - Vasiliy Ivanovich

Boris Blinov

Furmanov - Division Commissar

Varvara Myasnikova

Anna - 'Anka' machine gunner

Leonid Kmit

Petka - Chapayev's orderly

Illarion Pevtsov

Colonel Borozdin - Sergey Nikolayevich
(as I. N. Petsov)

Stepan Shkurat

Cossak - Potapov (Petrovich), Borozdin's orderly
(as S. Shkurat)

Vyacheslav Volkov

Yelan - kombrig (brigade commander)

Nikolai Simonov

Zhikharev - kombrig (brigade commander)

Boris Chirkov

Peasant

Andrei Apsolon

Red Army man
(não creditado)

Emil Gal

Tall Veterinary Surgeon
(não creditado)

Mikhail Gipsi

Red Army Soldier
(não creditado)

Nikolay Kondratyev

Partisan
(não creditado)

Stepan Krylov

Red Army man
(não creditado)

Pavel Leshkov

Col. Borozdin's interlocutor
(não creditado)

Kasim Mukhutdinov

Red Army man
(não creditado)

Zula Nakhashkiyev

Appearing
(não creditado)

Konstantin Nazarenko

Red Army Troblemaker
(não creditado)

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6lee_eisenberg

socialist realism on film

Vasiliy Chapaev wasn't one of the most famous figures in Russia's revolution. "Chapaev" takes a look at his deeds, employing socialist realism (the Red Army consists of glorious peasants while the White Army consists of regressive aristocrats). Whatever the purpose, the result is a fine piece of cinema: compelling characters, impressive camera work, and an incisive look at Russian culture. You don't have to know a lot about the Bolshevik Revolution to enjoy this movie (but it helps). Good one.

Gabbo

Josef Stalin LOVED this Film

According to Stephen Kotkin's near-definitive biography of Josef Stalin (vol 2, pages 192-3), he insisted his posse watch the film a second time immediately after viewing it the first time. Furthermore, since the Soviet Union had only 450 sound theaters at that time, he commissioned 30,000 sound theaters that night in order that the entire country could view this film with synched sound.

10pouolga-462-640734

Historic, small art deviations from truth

Vasily Ivanovich Chapaev the legendary figure of the Civil war in Russia, the people's leader, the self-taught, who held high posts at the expense of its own abilities in the absence of special military education. The regiment is not a gang of marauders, dare I say. The film is based on a scenario of Anna Furmanovа, created based on the diaries of Dmitry Furmanov, his novel «Chapayev» and memoirs of veterans, who fought under the leadership of Chapaev. «Best foreign language film» according to the National Board of Review USA in 1935. According to a survey of film critics of the world (1978) film has been included in the list of the hundred best films of world cinema.

rudge49

A Wartime Movie made long after the War.

As others have noted, this is "Socialist Realism"-i.e. portraying things the way the Powers That Be WANT them to be portrayed. Stalin hadn't completely established his iron grip by 1934 so movie makers had a moderate amount of latitude but they still had to conform to The Party Line, hence a movie very similar to those we made during WWII-"Our" side is noble, just and honorable, the "Enemy: is evil, crass-and stupid. I saw this movie years ago when I was in a Russian language course in the Army, in a version with a modest amount of subtitles. I recall the attack of the Whites was labeled "The Psychological Attack"-they form up in closed ranks and advance over open terrain against Bolsheviks armed with machine guns and ALMOST succeed until Chapayev rallies the troops and repels them. Yeah, right.

Jonah-7

An interesting account of a Russian war hero . . .

Chapayev was an illiterate war hero in the Russian Revolution. He is an interesting character. Completely illiterate, he was an inspiration to his men by being simple, brave, modest and honest. Think G.C. Scott's "Patton" or "Sharpe's Rifles," this is Chapayev! It rings vaguely of propaganda, like most war films of the 30's. The White Guard officers are portrayed as greedy, abusive dilletantes, whereas Red Chapayev and his Bolshevik comrade and assistant are honest, wholesome folk. This film is a good war flick, and one interesting thing about it was that the brothers Vasiliev attempted to film everything in the actual locations where the battles took place. Chapayev really died where he did in the movie. Good for history buffs, definitely.

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P.S. Chapaev and his assistants Petka and Anka are the popular characters of hundreds of Russian jokes.

Erros de gravação
In the movie Chapayev is riding a horse. However it could not be possible since Chapayev got a wound during WW1 and couldn't actually ride a horse. Furthermore as a commander of a shooting division he preferred riding a car.