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Mikhail ChiaureliPhotographie:
Leonid KosmatovMusique:
Dmitri ShostakovichActeurs·trices:
Mikheil Gelovani, Boris Andreyev, Jan Werich, Andrei Abrikosov, Marie Nováková, Miroslav Homola, Jaroslav Mareš, Maksim Shtraukh (plus)Critiques (2)
All jokes aside, I did get to see the wedding of the century, Blondi was also in attendance, but Marina Kovaljova really is the worst actress in the world. Compared to her concentration camp scenes, even Werich's fleeing Göring remains an immortal and valiant idol. And Stalin? He didn't kiss half as often as Alexei and his men.
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With Uncle Stalin forever and never otherwise. At last somebody wasn’t afraid to film the truth about the fall of Berlin. Stalin must have felt incredibly self-conscious about how the filmmakers presented him like a god on the screen. But what can you do? It was his brilliant plan alone that brought about the defeat of Germany. But he is lucky that he has the fearless iron-founder Alyusha on his side (even the Chuck Norris cult fades into oblivion when faced with Alyusha’s heroism). Great acting performances. Just amazing. I must mention at least that scene when Goebbels hobbles in with good news: it’s such an acting masterpiece from all four actors on the screen. Oh, and Hitler should really wash his hair. He should look at flash Uncle Joseph for some tips. And just look how far it got him...
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