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Destiny
of man (Sudba
cheloveka / Los człowieka)
based
on the short story by Mikhail Sholokhov "Destiny of man"
na
podstawie opowiadania Michaila Szolochowa "Los czlowieka") |
Director
(Reżyser): Sergei
Bondarchuk
Starring (Obsada):
Sergei Bondarchuk, Pavlik Boriskin, Zinaida Kirienko, Pavel Volkov,
Yuri Averin, K. Alexeyev, Pavel Vinnikov, Yevgheny Teterin, Anatoly Chemodurov,
Lev Borisov, Georgy Shapovalov and others
Genre (Gatunek): drama,
war, historic (dramat, wojenny, historyczny)
Publisher (Wytwórnia):
Russian Cinema Council
Playing time (Czas trwania):
103 min.
Film premiere date (Data
premiery filmu): 1959, Mosfilm
DVD premiere date (Data
premiery): 2003
Age restrictions (Ograniczenie
wiekowe): none (b.o.)
Nr. of DVDs
(Liczba płyt): 1
Region: 0
Picture Format (Format obrazu):
4:3, NTSC, colour (in North America this DVD plays on
all North American standard DVD players --- see
for more on NTSC versus PAL systems)
Soundtrack (Ścieżka dzwiękowa):
DD 5.1 - Russian, English (rosyjski, angielski)
Subtitles (Napisy):
Russian, English, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian,
Swedish, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Herbew (rosyjskie, angielskie,
francuskie, niemieckie, hollenderskie, portugalskie, hiszpańskie, włoskie,
szwedzkie, japońskie, chińskie, arabskie, hebrajskie)
Special features (Dodatki):
Scene selection, documentaries: "Mikhail Sholokhov", "Sergei Bondarchuk",
filmographies, photo gallery
Music
(Muzyka): Beniamin Basner
Awards (Nagrody filmowe):
Grand Prize at the Moscow IFF, 1959; Special Diploma at the Karlovy
Vary IFF, 1970 |
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DVDZ 00040 |
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US
$ 29.95 |
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Can
$ 39.95 |
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applies to Canadian orders |
| pst
& gst in Ontario |
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Synopsis
(Opis):
| A screen adaptation of the story of the same name by
Russian writer Mikhail Sholokhov, a Nobel Prize winner.... |
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Andrei Sokolov, the film's protagonist, had lost in the
war with fascist Germany his wife and children, had survived the horrors
of a concentration camp. He was already being led to be shot, but at the
last minute the camp's commandant, Muller, revoked the sentence. After
his release from the camp, Andrei Sokolov marched with the Soviet Army
as far as Berlin. But Fate would not stop testing him: on Victory Day he
got the news of his son Anatoly's death. And in spite of the fact that
he seemed to have lost everything, he remained a good human being and became
a father to an orphaned boy.
The great Russian director and actor Sergei Bondarchuk
played the leading character in his own film, which was to become a hymn
to human spirit and faith in life. |
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