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Vladimir Gostyukhin

Ivan Batrak

Galina Yatskina

Tasya Batrak

Irina Malysheva

Valya
(as I. Malysheva)

Aleksandr Cherednik

Korney
(as A. Cherednik)

Lyubov Virolaynen

Maty
(as L. Virolaynen)

Boris Petrunin

Ivanyka
(as B. Petrunin)

T. Bertash

Anyka

Ivan Matskevich

Shishkovich
(as I. Matskevich)

Pyotr Yurchenkov

Lapay
(as P. Yurchenkov)

Aleksandr Korotkevich

Kyleshonok
(as O. Korotkevich)

Viktor Tarasov

Astapovich
(as V. Tarasov)

Vladimir Antonov

Shcherba
(as N. Antonov)

Valeri Filatov

Kochanok
(as V. Filatov)

Aleksandr Goloborodko

Mikhalovskiy
(as A. Goloborodko)

Igor Andreev

Aleksandr Zabavskiy

Liliya Davidovich

Tamara Fyodorovna Koshuba
(as L. Davidovich)

Stefaniya Stanyuta

zhena Shishkovicha
(as S. Stanyuta)

Olga Lysenko

Doch
(as O. Lysenko)

Avis à la une

10thedocent

Forgivness is not always the answer

Very underrated Soviet drama movie that depicts a very sensitive and important history in the Soviet history - World War II. The main hero of this movie loses all his family in war and horrifying memories starts to haunt him, when to the village returns Shishka - a local man, who served to the Nazi Germany in the war and was involved in the murder.

Often movies present a clear answer about forgiveness - to forgive or not. However, here this topic is not as simple as it might look. Movie brings up an important question - does everyone deserves a forgiveness for their evil deeds?

Vladimir Gostyukhin plays the main hero and he truly deserves 10/10 for this movie. He successfully carries the pain and tensions of his character throughout the movie.