Solomiani dzvony

1987
2h 24m

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Pylyp Illienko and Les Serdyuk in Solomiani dzvony (1987)

Vasyl Vilhota raised two sons. One died for his country on the World War II, and the other, a policeman, was killed by a people's avenger. Vilhota himself helped the Nazis and carefully hide... Read allVasyl Vilhota raised two sons. One died for his country on the World War II, and the other, a policeman, was killed by a people's avenger. Vilhota himself helped the Nazis and carefully hide it, but there is a man who knows the truthVasyl Vilhota raised two sons. One died for his country on the World War II, and the other, a policeman, was killed by a people's avenger. Vilhota himself helped the Nazis and carefully hide it, but there is a man who knows the truth

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6.9/10

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Les Serdyuk

Vasil Vilgota

Pylyp Illienko

Yashka Chernega
(as Filipko Illenko)

Sergey Podgornyy

Yakiv Chernega
(as Sergiy Pidgornyy)

Mikhail Golubovich

Luka Chernega
(as Mikhaylo Golubovich)

Nina Matviyenko

Katerina

Lyudmila Efimenko

Mortrya z torboyu
(as Lyudmila Yefimenko)

Boris Galkin

Dilnichniy

Mayya Bulgakova

Melanka

Sergey Galetiy

Yurko Vilgota
(as Sergiy Galetiy)

Nikolai Murarash

Pivparubk
(as Mikola Murarash)

Natalya Sumska

Vchitelka
(as Nataliya Sumska)

Olha Sumska

Galya
(as Olga Sumska)

Vasili Tsybenko

did Katerinka
(as Vasil Tsibenko)

Dmitriy Tsapenko

Sashko Chernego
(as Dmitro Tsapenko)

Lyudmila Lobza

Vustya

Viktor Demertash

Fotokorespondent

S. Avramov

Lyonya Babiy

Director
- Yuri Ilyenko
Writers
- Evgen Gutsalo
- Yuri Ilyenko
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visual rich story

"solomiani dzvony" emerges as a visually stunning and emotionally resonant cinematic journey, earning a solid 8/10 rating. It has powerful imagery and visuals. Directed by Yuri Ilyenko and released in 1988, this Soviet Ukrainian film offers viewers a captivating glimpse into a pivotal period of Ukrainian history.

Set in the Ukrainian countryside during the late 1920s and 1930s, this movie tells us a story about the struggle, resilience, and the enduring bonds of community. Director Yuri Ilyenko's use of cinematography brings the landscape to life, capturing both its natural beauty of the landscape.

This movie explores themes of resistance, identity, and the enduring power of the human spirit.

While this movie has its own flawns, but i general this movie outhweights his shortcomings. From an interesting perspektive - presenting the harsh life of villigers - to its striking visuals, the film leaves an impression.

So, in conclusion, the movie "solomiani dzvony" illuminates the complexities of the human experience.