One of the greatest movies ever, long live the great Russian People.

Old Soviet films always are the best.

The actress who played Shura was an absolutely beautiful girl, in this most moving of films.

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

@arkamaiti2284

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 world film is a very big area.

@user-sz9jd8si2t

4 күн бұрын

Она недавно умерла..

The movie is very good. I like it very much. Him not saying he loves the girl is an action that for me has a great meaning. Furthermore, mother-child love is shown extremely well. I really like it. emotional. Thank you for leaving a movie that helped me better understand the Soviet Union and the Great Patriotic War.❤

For those who are wondering, this movie actually went viral in Japan during 90s, thanked to the famous Japanese rock band Spitz that wrote a hit song telling about this movie.

@alejandrahauca7657

Жыл бұрын

Не знала, спасибо за информацию

@alejandrahauca7657

Жыл бұрын

А сам фильм тоже смотрели в Японии или только клип?

@LinhNguyen-yv7ql

Жыл бұрын

thks for the info.

@christiancasillas561

Жыл бұрын

came here from reading chainsaw man and it makes sense now since the author apparently has a passion for movies and references them in his works.

@Alecsejj13

9 ай бұрын

Hello Can you tell me the name of the track?

I feel a little awkward knowing I found this film due to Chainsaw Man, but I'm so glad I did. It's such a beautiful film and I definitely cried.. man, I wanna call my mom tonight. Never let go of your love, your inner childlike romantic side, and I hope you're all doing well. Take care :)

@vagabondyacine7987

Жыл бұрын

I cried like denji too...

@rubemartur8239

Жыл бұрын

here because of CSM,,,,

@vagabondyacine7987

Жыл бұрын

@@rubemartur8239 same but there's no shame, we should be grateful we discovered that gem

@rubemartur8239

Жыл бұрын

@@vagabondyacine7987 i finished the movie... maaaaan i cried, no wonder why some less hearted child and a devil cried too...

@MrJarred8

Жыл бұрын

There is definitely no bad way to discover a good movie, especially if this is a hidden gem. And Chainsaw Man is a masterpiece in his own medium, so this is a perfect score.

In terms of war, everywhere is the same-mothers cherish their sons, and sons also worry about their mothers . it is universally shared across the world, I believe it is a timeless love story that resonates even in the present. My tears devote for them. Thanks for Mosfilm!

After watched this movie I got to go see my mother

this is 3rd time i have seen the movie .....A True Masterpiece ..........

Film który wyciska łzy. Obejrzałem go kilka razy i za kazdym razem mam mokre oczy . Pozdrawiam - Polak mieszkający w Niemczech

Watched at least 30 times in last 50 years. Will watch again until I die. Greatest masterpiece on war. Simple, charismatic, powerful and yet mind blowing. What a story! I wonder why is Hollywood's unable to make this kind of movie except for ' The bridge on the river Kawaii '? I want Hollywood to create this kind of masterpiece for the world to admire.

@alexanderfuchs8742

Жыл бұрын

you might wanna watch Four Sons by John ford its probably the closest you can come to this lyrical beauty in a Hollywood war movie ... Bridge on the River Kwai was British anyways ... and the US just didnt see the amount of losses and hardships that the soviets did. in America everything else, history most of all, seems to be extremely removed and not part of any equation. nothing has any gravity...

@user-rb7in3wq2v

Жыл бұрын

Для того , чтобы такой шедевр получился -это надо всей страной надо пережить такую боль ..

@friendly1huda7

Жыл бұрын

@@alexanderfuchs8742 Yes, sir. You are right. Why is US so silent on Russian sacrifices? Does US lose guts accepting/ admitting the truth? But history is history. The facts are facts. Thanks for Four Sons.

@alexanderfuchs8742

Жыл бұрын

@@friendly1huda7 it's all a function of the cold war ... fascism as an anti-communist project continued after the war under different leadership and reverted back to its inspiration: imperialism as the highest stage of capitalism

@tomdexter5029

17 күн бұрын

Hollywood is generally good at science fiction or fantasy films than social or emotional dramas. Hollywood has brains and money but no soul.

Beautiful, painful movie. Love these. Russian cinema always good. Thx for the view, Mosfilm. :)

I saw this movie years ago and have been looking for it again ever since. This is truly a masterpiece in capturing human emotion and social conditions. Simple here becomes powerful. I'm so glad I found it again.

I break into tears every time I see the scene where mother hugs her son for the last time, Her only precious child... So many mothers have never seen their beloved sons. So many Alyuoshas were taken away by that war...

That scene where the mother is running after the truck and crying out "Alyoooshaaa!" ... I get tears every time. And I am not exactly very sentimental.

Mothers of the world stand up against war, everywhere! Heart breaking movie, especially in times like these😢

@toddjohnson271

6 ай бұрын

The world and women don't care about men......they are expendable. A sad reality.

I saw this masterpiece for the first time in Santiago, Chile. I think it was 1961, more than 60 years ago. The Castillian title of it was “La Balada del Soldado“ and in my country, it become an instant success, both with the public and critics.. I loved the film the first time I saw it, and still is one of my all times favourites movies... From Australia, the country were I live now, ten years ago, I imported from R.U.S.C.I.C.O (Russian Cinema Council) an excellent DVD of this movie, and from time time, I watch it again and again... After all those years, still fresh, still intense, still poetic, still funny, still engaging and still powerfully moving nd hearbreaking... Deceptively simple, it shows an intensively compassionate russian people, even in the middle of the Second War, conflic which killed between 20 and 25 million soviet citizens... It is really a pity this jewell of a film is not more known among the people in the West... Dominated as we are by the cultural commercial rubbish coming from the US, very few peple in the West have the chance to expand to new cultural experiencies... Well, we live in a world where we are more exposed to Justin Biever or the Spice Girls that to Beethoven or Mozart... Well, It is what it is!

@user-hd6jg3nw5l

Жыл бұрын

Dont be upset. Everything will be fine!

@user-wq5tb8cf4c

Жыл бұрын

Спасибо за душевные отзывы.

@webkahmik

Ай бұрын

This was a beauty, watched it for the first time last night. Moved me in many ways. Kept thinking about Tarkovsky and Kurosawa. This film joins that rarefied air.

@user-sz9jd8si2t

4 күн бұрын

Привет из Сибири.. мне 62 года .. я этот фильм увидел первый раз в 1970 году. С тех пор так и горжусь таким солдатам как Алеша..

@user-sz9jd8si2t

4 күн бұрын

Найди фильм и посмотри его:" Иди и смотри" выпуск 1985года.. и ещё очень хороший фильм есть :" Проверка на дорогах".. 1970 года.. посмотри , тебе понравится..

Films like this one are real gems that will forever remind us about sacrifices made by Soviet people to bring a monumental victory to their motherland and freedom to European and Asian nations. These artfilms helped us, the audience, to appreciate more what our grandfathers and great grandfathers have done for the victory over fascism. But they also shaped us to understand and enjoy the beauty, virtues and arts, and not to get culturally mutilated by present days' superficial and banal production that only promotes distorted values.

Этот фильм разрывает сердце. Мы в СССР воспитаны на таких фильмах!

One of my all time favourite Russian films. Have watched it many times and will watch it many more times. Thanks for the upload. Love from India. 🇮🇳🇷🇺

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic...unlike the rubbish from America!

We are from Ukraine and she smiled what a wonderful line Today I miss this bond between Russian and Ukrainians.

@zs3101

10 ай бұрын

anglo-saxons set the fire between 2 slavic brothers.... I am from Kazakhstan and I wish my Ukrainian and Russian brothers to reconcile and find piece with each other. We used to be one country and one nation, we lived in harmony with each other. In Kazakhstan we love both Ukrainian and Russian cultures and it hurts us tremendously to see brothers fighting.....

@pie112098

4 ай бұрын

@@zs3101 lol

@poetcomic1

3 ай бұрын

America destroyed that bond by removing Ukraine's democratically elected president in 2014.

@YanaMoscow

3 ай бұрын

Спасибо вам большое!

@user-xx6vy9ri8p

Ай бұрын

​@@zs3101 yeah, Anglo-Saxons, definitely not the guy who ordered the invasion...

Respect from Vietnam

This movie is so good that it can even make the Control Devil cry.

the only movie that made her cry

What strikes me is the innocence, to me it feels like a dreamy bubble protected from the atrocities, and knowing he dies is like losing this bubble and all that it touched. I've also loved the few Soviet films that I've watched because the story, the editing always seem so meticulously crafted so that nothing can be stripped.

The scene at the end where he hugs his mother for the last time always makes me bawl my eyes out.

@user-xj6nv4px3b

Жыл бұрын

Не только Вас , всех людей с душой.

I'm here after people found out that it was the movie makima and denji watched in chainsaw man, truly magnificent I cried too.

A true masterpiece and heartbreaking tribute to the 20+ million Russian soldiers who died in or along the way to Europe in WWII.

@johnedwardevangelista7953

Жыл бұрын

Xc yg. Y(6 gg

@Stablilized4

Жыл бұрын

I don't mean to quibble about such a horrific number, but the 20+ million deaths include millions upon millions of civilians, not just military personnel.

@wladimirnowak8797

Жыл бұрын

@@Stablilized4 civilans killed by okkupants

@alinaovanesso5971

Жыл бұрын

The word to be corrected is “ Russian”. These were soviet soldiers/civilians. It was a soviet union (not russian union) and it had lots of ethnicities in it.

@johnsmith4811

Жыл бұрын

Soviet (not Russian) military casualties were about 7 million. The rest (roughly 13 million) were civilian victims.

C 'est mon film préféré .Vive la Russie.

Holy Mother of God--what a movie! Poetic, lyrical--I cried my eyes out. (It was the Russians who stopped Napoleon, then the Nazis--but at what human price?) A movie that's worth thinking about and watching again. Thanks for posting a wonderful print of a most touching movie. Bravo!

@VisionFromThePast

5 ай бұрын

We all did USA, BRITAIN, FRANCE Ristance. The USSR only fought the East the War wouldn’t end right away if USA and Britain never fought Japan, Italy, turkey, etc

@MrRufusRToyota

5 ай бұрын

Hitler and Stalin were partners, until Hitler double-crossed him. And the USA, and the Russian winter, and Hitler’s insanity, saved the Soviets.

@christinemartin63

5 ай бұрын

@@MrRufusRToyota Uh ... yeah, OK ... and a "few" million lost Russian lives.

@MrRufusRToyota

5 ай бұрын

@@christinemartin63they lose a lot of men because they’re lousy fighters.

@user-wo7zc2gu4e

2 ай бұрын

​@@MrRufusRToyota плохие бойцы выиграли две войны, когда вся Европа сдалась. Вы хорош е бойцы - для завоевания- вас легко завоёвывать. Скоро "плохие бойцы" снова придут и попросят вас показать на что вы способны. Уже пришли. Но вы садитесь снова лужу, как всегда.

Omg! This is it! I saw this film decades ago and never forgot it--except the title. I had just discovered foreign films and was eating them up but didn't yet know the directors and actors, just immersed myself in them. Later when I began to know the films, there were so many that I wished I'd known when the films were just a new delight, but none more than this one. Thank you from a little old American lady who finally got her wish and thanks to the commenter on another Russian film who recommended it by the title!☮❤🙋

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

@fiona_vanzel

Жыл бұрын

Hey I'm new to russian movies and this is my first movie! Would love some recommendations from you!!

@user-xj6nv4px3b

Жыл бұрын

​@@fiona_vanzel "А зори здесь тихие" плакать будете.

@fiona_vanzel

Жыл бұрын

@@user-xj6nv4px3b Пожалуйста, извините любые ошибки в моих словах, так как я использую Google Translate. Спасибо за вашу рекомендацию. Я почти потерял надежду и бросил поиски. Спасибо.

@timurhasan8893

Жыл бұрын

@@fiona_vanzel отец солдата

One the best films of my childhood. I haven’t watched it for a long time and it just breaks my heart now.

One of the best war movies of ww2 beautiful smile story line Great actors

I cry at the end every time I watch this movie. A masterpiece.

@markwilson2992

Жыл бұрын

I teared up at the end.

@milenaamirkhanova4479

Жыл бұрын

@@markwilson2992💕💕💕

@milenaamirkhanova4479

Жыл бұрын

Other war films that describe the real tragedy of ordinary people is Destiny of a Man and "The Cranes are Flying" You may want to see them.

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

@milenaamirkhanova4479

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 Russians are the most tortured and deceived people...

This is one of the best films that touches me much. Begining thrill, middle tense and romance and the end emotion. I watched this movie hundred times since 1988..... From Bangladesh.

Still love to imagine that he returned to his mother again...

@user-dq9wm4dd8t

5 ай бұрын

Он в Болгарии погиб ему там памятник поставили который хотят снести западная цивилизация все разрушает

@seann8293

Ай бұрын

And found Shura too!

Watched it last night. It´s really a masterpiece, very emotional in a thrilling way

Šį filmą žiūrėjau po ilgo laiko,pamenu jį iš vaikystės,nuostabus filmas!

At last I cried , Love such son - mother

Glory to the heroic soviet people thank you and eternal gratitude. From Ecuador

@wladimirnowak8797

Жыл бұрын

Ecuador, spasobo

@bennynackholm866

9 ай бұрын

same from Sweden here. I am ashamed of my country sending shitty tanks to the Zelensky nazi regime in Ukraina now. If i would be young again i would join Wagner or some other groups fighting for the liberation of Donbass and Luhansk . I wouldnt even fight for any mercenary salary even that is how much i hate the nazis and love Russia and everybody who fight this satanic pigs on this@@wladimirnowak8797 planet

Мой самый любимый фильм на этом фильме я и вырос .И сейчас у меня душа очень сильно радуется. А в принципе словами это не объяснишь, и от радости у меня слёзы потекли на глазах.И думаю что меня глубоко поймут те люди кто родились и жили в СССР.

Thank you for sharing this. My father said it was the best film he ever saw. I have always wanted to see it.

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

I saw this movie once when I was a kid on TV here in the US, and its probably been nearly 15-20 years since and Ive been wanting to see it again ever since

A truly excellent film. The range of emotion this film provokes is remarkable.

@xawecki8149

21 күн бұрын

It truly takes a genius to create masterpiece out of two days of journey of the soldier from the front line to his family village. Millions of them (like the narrator said) lay in the graves scattered all over Eastern Europe, who never saw their mothers again.

This was an absolutely wonderful movie, although it had a sad ending, it could’ve been worse if it ended with him dead. This movie is a gem, IMO!❤

@alejandrahauca7657

Жыл бұрын

В начале фильма с кадрами его матери на дороге говорится, что Алёша не вернулся с войны. Он погиб молодым и был похоронен в чужой земле

@marjorjorietillman856

Жыл бұрын

That’s so sad about war, millions of young men on all sides die before they really know what life is all about. And older men like Hitler play war games with their lives!!😢😢😢

Excellent. Pure. No malice.

i saw this Film with a red-haired girl a long time ago, it was a Movie marathon from morning to midnight, she said that she only finds about one of every ten movies interesting, i was giving up myselft but in the hug scena i began to cry, i didn´t understand why, it was such a trivial scene and i didn´t want her to see me crying but she was doing the same. Later i found out that she was crazy but still Great Movie.

Excellent 💓 touching movie. Respect to all Russian soldiers. His love for the country and for that girl was truly sensational. I love it....♥️🇷🇺♥️🇷🇺♥️🇷🇺♥️♥️🇷🇺 That was from me (prabal pandey) from India 🇮🇳....

@PanosSchmitAlmeira

9 ай бұрын

Soviet my friend not Russian, in the USSR we were united with a working class identity and trying to move pass simple tribalism

Wow! This movie is truly a masterpiece and such realism! Thank you for posting this here. As an American I am so happy you posted this movie so we in the West can see the casualties and those going home after WW2 from the perspective of the Russian people.

@annastartseva6136

Жыл бұрын

As soviet children we grew on the films like that and hoped there would be no wars. I watched this film today after so many years and my heart broke again. Thank you for the normal people of the world to know we are not bad

@grandmalovesmebest

Жыл бұрын

I'm grateful the Russians were on our side. How scary to think the next time they might not be. Love from the USA. ☮❤🙋 Merry Christmas🎅

@normanclark933

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, plus being able to dent the prevailing Western media rhetoric of 'soulless inhuman Russians. I am sure Americans will hate it!

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

A beautiful, perfectly-directed movie - I watched it yesterday evening.

One of the My Favourite Soviet movie ❤️🇮🇳🇷🇺 to this day it's poster is my WhatsApp dp.

I don’t know how to place my emotions .. overwhelmed.. but may those actors rest in peace because none is still alive with us. They all have departed life to a richer world. Rest in peace everyone.. 🍃💐

Oh goddamnit. This made me cry. He never even had time to tell his mom about his first and only love. Tosky.

Thank you for giving us the chance to enjoy a masterpiece. Greetings from Greece.

This is beautiful. A nice window into the Soviet Union and to the Russian society of that day. I really like Russian humour. This movie reminds me of the same sense of humour I see when dealing with Russian speaking people here and now, in Canada.

That movie made Denji and Makima cry? omy! i felt i got kicked in the nuts dozen of times. What a movie!

Beautiful. Heartbreaking. Perfectly paced.

I had seen photo stills from this film when I was an undergraduate in 1980 in a Soviet magazine. I was so enamoured of the pictures of Anoshkya and Shura near the water tap that I had cut them out and have them with my personal photographs to this day. Viewing the film is like coming full circle for me now in my 60s. Thank you Mosfilm. But I wish the subtitles would be consistent in the last quarter of the film. There are many scenes where subtitles are absent. But all the same I loved the film and will view it again.

@user-kd1qn4ox6g

Жыл бұрын

Алеша это Алексей , Алекс.

The film expresses the best of human endeavour and emotion. A gem of Soviet culture.

@adolfhitlerowicztrocki495

Жыл бұрын

Soviet what? Culture???????!!!!!!

@ashamer7776

Жыл бұрын

@@adolfhitlerowicztrocki495 yep. Sadly, some people know about soviet culture only through western glasses...

@adolfhitlerowicztrocki495

Жыл бұрын

@@ashamer7776 Millions of Eastern Europeans tasted it without any glasses.

@ashamer7776

Жыл бұрын

@@adolfhitlerowicztrocki495 I am from Eastern Europe, and I have been exposed to both western (thank you American colonialism) and Soviet culture. Thank you, I saw both sides.

@adolfhitlerowicztrocki495

Жыл бұрын

@@ashamer7776 (Did Yankee colonize you?) I don't know if you noticed but there is a voluntary tendency that people run from East to West but not opposite. That says it all about Soviet "culture". Russia is one big sh**hole full of misery.

Для Жанны Прохоренко и для Владимира Ивашова работа в этом фильма была их дебютом в кино. Оба они были ещё только студентами ВГИКа, но уже студентами успели нашуметь в мировом кинематографе, отметившись на Канском международном фестивале специальными призами за работу в этом фильме.

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

@user-no9yr4ho5w

Жыл бұрын

With love from Yekaterinburg (Russia) ❤️

@mry5661

Жыл бұрын

yes, but nevertheless the world prefers Hollywood, judging by the requests and views.

@fatalmokrane

10 ай бұрын

@@mry5661 I'm finding love for movies/cinema after going away from Hollywood trash. I'm discovering movies from different cultures, asia, europe, africa, latin america... hollywood was propelled by the marshall plan and fedspoon to us since we're child. I'm glad i've stopped watching hollywood movies.

@mry5661

10 ай бұрын

@@fatalmokrane I also returned to the domestic Russian cinema after 30 years of the Hollywood needle. Although now in Russia they also release a lot of movie garbage, but a selectively picky head lets them pass by - often watching movies is very harmful for neurons🤯.

@fatalmokrane

10 ай бұрын

@@mry5661 try other countries too

The end got me all teary-eyed What a masterpiece

My favourite film and the only real anti-war movie ever made. Thanks a lot. I watched it so often and still I am in tears each time again.

@jivanvasant

Жыл бұрын

Another great anti-war war movie is "Ivan's Childhood", an excellent Russian movie.

@ezefinkielman4672

Жыл бұрын

The Cranes are Flying, Fate of a Man, Come and See are also good

@normanclark933

Жыл бұрын

I place most Russian and Chinese films far above the dross emanating out of Hollywood!

@carlosanguineti956

Жыл бұрын

@@ezefinkielman4672 I don't know the first two, Come and see is a special movie. Special is even a poor word for such a movie. Is the kind of movie that make you decide, if you didn't already, which side is yours, and which side is the enemies' ones. The enemies of the People. The enemies of everything is good. And it is a movie that tells you: you must do more. Much more to make this world a place for the People. For all the People. And fight, with all your will, against a world ruled by the fascists beasts, even if now they wear jacket and tie and tell you they are for democracy. What a lie...

@helloworld-ti5zs

10 ай бұрын

​​@@carlosanguineti956The director of 'Come and see" was a child of Stalingrad. He witnessed that war and wanted to show its real horror. He wanted people to realise and feel it up to bones, up to guts. 😢

A Masterpiece. Thank you for sharing.

Unlike everyone else here, I found this because its a top ten of the movie that Miyazaki likes! Truly no one way to discover a movie 😊

Thank you for all these wonderful pieces of art, Mosfilm

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

@christenorio86

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 I'm an American and This Russian film stands high above lots of American movies

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

@@christenorio86 Sure does mate!!

@arkamaiti2284

Жыл бұрын

​@@christenorio86 the old Hollywood movies used to be very very good. But now very few of them are good , mostly they make trash.

Excellent movie! They were Great actors and the girl was very lovely. Glad I watched this. 😁

Thank You Mosfilm for making your exceptional films available on KZread

Hollywood could never produce a film of this stature. If I could find the road at the end where the mother gazes, I would surely visit & pay my respects.

I watched this movie as a kid more than 60 years ago. Those days, beside falling in love with Shura, but having my mother around me every day I don't think I could fully appreciate the message conveyed in this film. Today I was watching it with different (watery too) eyes. This film unlike many others about WWII shows the human face of the war and emotional suffering of those who went through it. This is truly timeless masterpiece, that after 65 years from its creation triggers the same emotions and reaction like then when it was released. Thank you for sharing with the world this outstanding example of Soviet cinematography.

I've been haunted by the girl who dies on the train for thirty years. A masterpiece.

Stunning work. Also watch...Fate of a Man. Brilliant.

Друзья! Посмотрите ещё фильм СССР " Отец Солдата" С Уважением.

Love this movie after very long time I have seen this I was searching this movie for long time thankyou for uploading

Perhaps the greatest film ever made, hands down. Perfect in every way. I've seen it a million times, too, and never fail to cry as I did the first time I ever watched it.

@MarMar-nq9ii

Жыл бұрын

This movie is similar to the movie Soldier's Father. A short meeting at the end and parting forever.

@johnsmith4811

Жыл бұрын

When the mother screams "Aljosha!", I get tears in my eyes every time. And I've watched this movie 5-6 times already.

@user-xj6nv4px3b

Жыл бұрын

​@@johnsmith4811 У всех как у Вас 100 раз можно смотреть и слезы при Алеша.

came after knowing makima and denji cried watching this movie

@omega8994

Жыл бұрын

Same, this was a damn rollercoaster of emotions.

@Ai12882

Жыл бұрын

true dat

@rosaazora

Жыл бұрын

5:20 Charlie Chaplin cried...☝️

The greatest - war and peace - humanity movie ever made.! along with - the forty-one-billet- made by the greatest writer-director Grigoriy Chukhray, better than Lewis Milestone's legendry movie All quiet on western front!

我来留一个中文的吧----这是我最喜欢最喜欢的电影，我会一看再看，在心情最灰暗的时候看，在心情愉快的时候看，在紧张的时候看，在无聊的时候看--几乎任何时候，看这部影片都会给我带来温情。生活在和平环境下的人是很难体会战争的残酷的，但是影片中展现的纯美的浪漫爱情，却能直击我的内心，我认为它超过了所有的战争爱情片。如今那片土地战火重燃，但是可能不会再有这样的浪漫之爱了，因为这个世界已经变脏了，也很难见到这样纯洁的心灵了

@cherezternii

Жыл бұрын

Да грязи много. Но мир не грязный. Зря...

@dawne2125

10 ай бұрын

你写得太好了！

@user-dq9wm4dd8t

5 ай бұрын

Китаец брат когда мы будем в месте мы вселенную покорим мы соседи и нам в это время нужно держатся дуг другаж❤

All of these nasty comments show you are on the right path Russia. Great movie also thank you 🙂

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

Thanks for uploading this movie -one of my favorites

Amazing movie, thank you so much!!

Uma vez vi um vídeo no KZread que era um intervalo comercial acho que de alguma novela dos anos 80 da globo e entre as propagandas falava que ia passar no corujão um clássico soviético chamado a balada do soldado (na verdade acho que o comercial era sobre um pacote de filmes comprados praquele ano). Fiquei curioso mas só consegui assistir quando passou anos depois no canal da cpc umes filmes. Não imaginava que ia chorar no final. Simples e bonito. 😢❤

I remember seeing a bootleg dvd copy of this movie in a kiosk in the Philippines...watched it and was utterly destroyed by it. 😢

Советские фильмы без всякой политической болтовни САМИ ПО СЕБЕ свидетельствуют то, что СССР был Высшей Цивилизаций, существовавшей когда-либо на Земле.

@VisionFromThePast

5 ай бұрын

No it was USA. The Soviet Union was second economy

@komendorf

5 ай бұрын

@@VisionFromThePast Сразу видно американца. У него мозги только на "бабки" замкнуты. Первая мысль у него - об ЭКОНОМИКЕ, которая для него - ВСЁ! А мы мыслим иначе. Человек и Общество есть Единство Духовного и Материального. Поэтому судить Человека и Общество ТОЛЬКО по одним МАТЕРИАЛЬНЫМ достижениям есть УБОЖЕСТВО ОДНОСТОРОННЕГО, МАТЕРИАЛЬНОГО развития особи и стада таких особей. А я говорю о Высшей Цивилизации, как о цивилизации,, где достигнута высокая степень ДУХОВНОСТИ людей, их Духовного Единства, как то завещал Христос - родниться, ЕДИНЯТЬСЯ людям не по крови и плоти, а по Единой Вере. В США ВСЯ Совесть на 100% ушла в ОБМЕН на материальные достижения. Таким способом ОЧЕНЬ ЛЕГКО стать самыми ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИ сильными. Но ПЛЕВАТЬ я хотел на такое УБОГОЕ БЕЗДУХОВНОЕ экономическое первенство. Я - Сосуд Духа Святого, и СССР был Обществом Духа. И я предпочту Высшую Духовность при ВТОРОЙ экономике, чем высшую экономику при НУЛЕВОЙ Совести. Повторяю: СССР был Высшим Обществом в истории Человечества, ибо я ДУХОВНОСТЬ ставлю ГЛАВНЫМ критерием ЧЕЛОВЕЧНОСТИ. А у вас мозги не сработали даже элементарно ЛОГИЧЕСКИ в ПРИВЯЗКЕ моих слов к содержанию фильма, где об ЭКОНОМИКЕ даже слова не было, но всё показано о Совести, Долге, Морали Чести. И вы смотрели этот фильм, размышляя об экономике?

Wonderful film. Thanks for uploading. Молодцы!!!!!

Esta película es !!!!!BRUTAL!!! la vi como 5 veces y la disfruto como si fuera la primera vez.

@joseantoniolopezalija3425

Жыл бұрын

que pena no estar en español.

@alejandrahauca7657

Жыл бұрын

​@@joseantoniolopezalija3425 hay subtitulada en español también

Много горя принесла та страшная война с фашизмом, 27 миллионов жизней отняла у людей проживавших на территории СССР.

невероятен филм ❤

The best. All the memories are flooding in. 💕

He went all that way for one minute and a hug… I loved this movie.

Gosh, this is a wonderful film. I hope they still make films like this.

@hana.the.writer5074

Жыл бұрын

Historicals are Always.. always a winner. Where people’s hearts were honest and pure regardless. Not to mention the scenic nature. When I think of a story.. I find myself pulled back.. way back to nostalgic fragrant whiffs blowing from old pages of life.

@elenagamora448

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately not any more

@grandmalovesmebest

Жыл бұрын

@@elenagamora448 yes but that has to do w ppl. They don't want to put in the time and effort it takes to create masterpieces. They will leave a legacy of one minute tik toks and be proud of it.😢

@alejandrahauca7657

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​@@grandmalovesmebest к сожалению, сегодня российское кино как и идеология правительства страны, пошло по пути очернения всего советского. Таких добрых фильмов больше не снимают

@igor-rl9xx

Жыл бұрын

Нет больше таких фильмов, умерли в месте с советскими людьми.

Уважаемый Мосфильм в лице ее работников. Разрешите, пожалуйста, американцу мексиканского происхождения блогеру Элиасу, показать этот фильм на его канале. Ведь фильмы с английскими субтитрами не смотрят русскоязычные. А нам - поклонникам ваших фильмов, советские люди и не только - очень бы хотелось посмотреть этот фильм с Элиасом. Увидеть живую реакцию человека другой культуры на этот фильм. Ему запретили показывать фильмы вашей кинокомпании. Хотя бы в честь этого великого праздника разрешите. С уважением, из Одессы.

This is my favorite Soviet film. Now there are a lot of Ukrainian and Russian mothers who lost their beloved sons in Ukrainian battlefields.

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

Brilliant. Thank you

Ms Makimas crying too

Best Anti-War movie ever !!!

@grandmalovesmebest

Жыл бұрын

I read somewhere that this was the first Russian anti-war film. Do you know?

@mikeoz4803

Жыл бұрын

I'm an ex Australian serviceman. Russians make the best movies. Down to earth & realistic (unlike the rubbish from America!) Thank you brave Russian people for your sacrifice during WWII - Я бывший австралийский военнослужащий. Русские снимают лучшие фильмы. Приземленно и реалистично (в отличие от мусора из Америки!) Спасибо мужественному русскому народу за вашу жертву во время Второй мировой войны.

@user-rb7in3wq2v

Жыл бұрын

Так поэтому мы и не стремимся воевать , а наоборот - всеми силами сохранить Мир! У нас в России и в странах бывших советских республик , в дни рождения желают, не только здоровья, счастья и любви , но обязательно "Мирного неба над головой"

From India. I know ........what a war give us in return.................😭

Nice detail. The labels on the cans of meat that Alyosha gives to the sentry have an English text: luncheon meat. These are probably part of the lend-lease aid of the Western Allies to the Soviet Union in WWII. Nice to know that in 1959 they still had a few cans left 😊

@user-fr4sv1hl7y

23 күн бұрын

Какой у вас зоркие глаза ! ))

wonderful cinematography..is has a quality like Italian neorealism

@user-dq9wm4dd8t

5 ай бұрын

Ваши реалисты Посталинградом до сих пор выкапывают это наше русское кино

Mi película soviética favorita. Gracias.