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Bastards

Country: Russia, Language: Russian, 97 mins

Original Title

Svolochi
  • Director: Aleksandr Atanesyan
  • Writer: Aleksandr Atanesyan; Vladimir Kunin
  • Producer: Armen Adilkhanyan; Aleksandr Atanesyan

CGiii Comment

Good idea - falsely based on a true story - but, effective.

A tear will escape from your eye.


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The(ir) Blurb...

A "Hitlerjugend" kind of story, set in the Soviet Union during the Second World War, based on a fictitious story from the eponymous book by Vladimir Kunin. The Red Army has a gang of juveniles for a clandestine operation against the Nazis. The boys are trained by a dangerous crime lord at a top secret boot camp. They are doomed to die in the mission, or after it, just to keep it a secret.

Cast & Characters

Andrey Panin as Col. Anton Vishnevetsky;
Andrey Krasko as Uncle Pasha;
Aleksandr Golovin as Kot;
Sergei Rychenkov as Tyapa;
Vladimir Andreev as Konstantin Chernov;
Rostislav Bershauer as Doctor;
A. Bobrov as Instructor;
Oleg Buganov as Prince;
Kirill Emelyanov as Studer;
Mitya Gorevoy as Cherep