I remember several times tears down my face. But especially that woman at the end with the whistle in her mouth, it's like her soul was completely ripped out of her. Still makes me cry to this day.

@savedgesurvive

12 күн бұрын

That was the girl

The director of this movie went through the horrors you see here...

@yuhanwu5267

Ай бұрын

If I remember it correctly, he wasn’t in Belarus, I mean this film was sorta based on a book about all these things in Belarus… He was in Stalingrad, fleeting from the horrors there.

@MrDronus

Ай бұрын

@@yuhanwu5267 «спасаясь в Сталинграде» - звучит странновато. Как раз в Сталинграде режиссёр в полной мере столкнулся с войной, а фильм основан на произведении «хатынская повесть» Алеся Адамовича, друга режиссера, который как раз и был в юношестве партизаном в Белоруссии.

As an Egyptian, although one who gets much criticism for arguing constantly AGAINST people with radical ideologies which lead to the type of barbaric evil shown in documentary footage at the end, I love you both.

В Белоруссии было очень сильно партизанское движение, при убийствах немецких солдат, нападений партизан на местные гарнизоны, колонны, немцы в надежде запугать местное население сжигали деревни вместе с жителями, но, это давало противоположный результат, видя звериную жестокость оккупантов, партизанское движение только росло. Подобными карательными акциями занимались специальные команды. К подходу регулярных частей Красной Армии в 1943 г. значительная часть территории Белоруссии уже была освобождена партизанами. По рассовой теории нацизма русские подлежали истреблению.. Мне всегда тяжело смотреть этот фильм, очень тяжело. Четверо моих родственников погибли в этой войне.. Останки последнего поисковики нашли только в 2019 году. Спустя 77 лет он вернулся домой. И даже его родная сестра успела поплакать на его могиле. И через год она умерла.

@nightstalker3552

8 ай бұрын

Радует одно, что Оскар Дирлевангер, главнокомандующий "Дирлевангер СС" (именно они показаны в фильме) закончил так, как заслужил. Был забит на смерть солдатами польского сопротивления.

@alexgainsborough4921

8 ай бұрын

Не немцы - украинцы. Исполнителями карательных акций были бандеровцы.

@user-se7xf8jj9u

6 ай бұрын

Уже в августе 1941 года было планомерно уничтожено 150 000 мирных жителей.О партизанах ещё не было речи.

this is probably one of the hardest films to watch; but as humans probably the most important to. the director & writer both survived some of the most horrific violence in humanities history they show that experience not by telling it as a historical war film of action but an interpretive one so that we feel the same emotions they did and so that the dead are understood not as figures on a ledger but humans defined by souls and emotions.

@TheAceuu

8 ай бұрын

It’s not even hard to watch. I don’t understand how people feel anything when watching movies that aren’t real

@laylaabdullah1093

8 ай бұрын

Excuse me,all Russian's have some body who death in that war! My grandfather lost seven brothers in that war,mostly suffered Belorussia so many village's was burned that way.

@Olich_kin

7 ай бұрын

Writer... People is writers. Movie made from book of their memories: "Synopsis for the book "I am from the village of fire" “I am from the fiery village” is a documentary collection of memoirs about the destruction of Belarusian villages by the Nazis and about partisans during the Great Patriotic War, collected and compiled by Belarusian writers Ales Adamovich, Vladimir Kolesnik and Yanka Bryl. The book includes testimonies only from those people who personally experienced the tragedy of burned villages and the murder of relatives and fellow villagers. To interview eyewitnesses, writers traveled with a tape recorder to 147 villages in 35 regions of Belarus during 1970-1973 and recorded the memories of more than 300 direct participants in the events."

@MySerpentine

4 ай бұрын

@@TheAceuu So you only watch security footage then?

@TheAceuu

4 ай бұрын

@@MySerpentine no I watch movies I just can’t feel bad for people in it

A spectacle of debased savagery. Hell on Earth.

Whistle girl will never stop haunting your dreams.

@alexandrvasilev2865

7 ай бұрын

For me it was the stack of bodies behind the barn. Haunted me in nightmares.

I don't know where the footage in the end is from but it's not the same camp as band of brothers as that one was in Germany whereas these events happened in the Soviet Union.

@user-qh6qd4he5t

7 ай бұрын

Эти кадры хроники концлагеря Бухенвальд (Биркенау) после его освобрждения. Есть фильм, снятый по реальной истории, про малолетних узников Бухенвальда, которых искали родные после войны. Называется "Помни имя своё".

I like their reactions. In these times of misfortune you and your father (I assume Muslims) give a good image of good Muslim people. Good people are everywhere, let's remember that.

It's really nice seeing fellow Egyptians on KZread. I love you guys.

18:27 : ... this poor woman ... alone in the back of that truck ... with them ...

Based on the Dirlewanger Brigade. Even other SS units we sick of them. Imagine!

The boy just Had to see the War. He wanted to see it, but look at his face, by the end. 😭

@arturshaihlislamov4541

3 ай бұрын

Да! Это ужас! Тихий ужас…

This is random but during “time running back” section on if the songs playing was from Tannhauser and I would recommend the Tannhauser overture to anyone. It’s is awesome.

Salam, brothers. This movie is hard to watch but its a reminder of the barbaric capabilities of mankind in the past while warning us that we are capable of the same in the future.

I appreciate your guys review. What we can all see the atrocity of war.

After you finish the film the title "Come and See" sounds so chilling

@Onegreentruck

Ай бұрын

So true

@nicolelawless9942

15 күн бұрын

I literally watched Come and See after Princess Catherine of Wales announced she had cancer and I went on a full meltdown but luckily Florya held me back because I was about to deliberately blame Woody for it. I suddenly broke down in Floyra’s arms coming to terms with the devastating news and Floyra knew i looked f***d. The news absolutely devastated me

Я мальчиком , был в Хатыне!

Can someone explain what this "leave the kids behind" scene meant? Why did they say it? What was their plan?

@lucaskavalkantej

8 ай бұрын

They meant the parents could leave and survive if they left their children to be killed.

@myegyptiandadreacts4824

8 ай бұрын

Sick…

@uazkiller9451

8 ай бұрын

@@myegyptiandadreacts4824 Самое интересное в том, что карательные части, которые жгли деревни, в основном состояли из украинских нацистов, которых потом американцы вывезли в Канаду. Christina Alexandra Freeland внучка одного из таких нацистов, ну и Трюдо, парламент Канады и Зеленский аплодировали такому же недобитому нацисту Гунько (Yaroslav Hunka), целый фонд у него был

@user-nm9qu7vl7i

7 ай бұрын

He said: who has no kids, can leave. Meaning that without kids they can work for Germans. They usually burnt only women, kids and elderly people, but men who can be used as a free labor force were out of this house.

@gew43

3 ай бұрын

he explains it in the movie its because kids spread the communism and it starts with them

What a movie. You are not the same after having watched it.

Вот против этого Россия ведёт войну!

@69rus42

7 ай бұрын

Вообще никакой связи

@vhufeosqap

6 ай бұрын

Delusional?

@robison87

6 ай бұрын

That is a complete lie! Zelensky is Jewish too.

@user-yi9ps2vs6p

Ай бұрын

Узсский

@osalimenallihaulenett1832

Ай бұрын

​@@user-yi9ps2vs6p Это что?

Род, народ, страна если не было Это пережито, нет такого опыта, то и понять не возможно.

Почему эти мужчины так равнодушны? Кто они?

Они с детьми погнали матерей И яму рыть заставили, а сами Они стояли, кучка дикарей, И хриплыми смеялись голосами...

Omg i cried when i watched the church scene. I come from Russia. Its in my genes, this collective trauma. Ptsd right there man!

@BrinkmannDr

4 ай бұрын

like the red army/nkwd left traumatisms in the baltics and poland and last but not least in russia itself.

@SH-jy6lc

4 ай бұрын

@@BrinkmannDrNKWD and the red army were not russian. They were small hats chews lol Are people really so naive?

@SH-jy6lc

4 ай бұрын

@@BrinkmannDrJudeo-Bolshevism is a real thing. They even got to America. Liberals have lots in common with them.

@BrinkmannDr

4 ай бұрын

@@SH-jy6lcyeah, red army nkwd wasnt russian, the fuck zar wasnt russian. 50 years later russians now werent russians but rather silowniki. We dont care. A russian is a russian. No matter what attire or century. We're anything but naive.

@nicolelawless9942

2 ай бұрын

It left me severely traumatised for more than a month now. My mother is horrified by how much I’ve aged since watching the movie from 21 to 27, i even showed the movie to Woody one night in my pitched black room and Woody started criticising me for watching it; that’s when Woody revealed his true colours about hating me so much and my beloved Floyra wasn’t having Woody hate me so Floyra fought Woody back standing up to him as I grieved. If my come and see movie wasn’t here now, everything between me and Woody would’ve taken a dark turn and i would have severely hurt Woody if Floyra hadn’t been here. I was only watching a movie Woody god darn it

أنا بأحب قناتك! أنا أمركيكي بل سكنتُ سنتيَن في القاهرة. ما حلوة بلدك! شكرا كثير لفيديوهاتك.

даааа, когда я смотрел этот фильм в первый раз, я не пил виски не курил скучно папироску и не зевал, и уж точно не улыбался!!!, не надо вам было смотреть этот фильм, вы до него не доросли!!

@SiD-KiD

5 ай бұрын

He was drinking coffee. I believe it was the morning when they watched. Why are you trying to act like you are morally superior? People react to and process things differently. I didn’t get the impression that he was enjoying the brutality. Let it be. Edit: also my uncle “claps” like that. He is Lebanese. It’s not synonymous with applause. It’s more of an expression of disappointment or disbelief.

@Keyndoriel

3 ай бұрын

Боже мой, это твоя аватарка? Ты выглядишь так, будто твоя мать пила, когда была с тобой

@user-zt3eg8hv5g

3 ай бұрын

@@Keyndoriel завидуй тихо))) не всем так везет, как мне))))

@user-zt3eg8hv5g

Ай бұрын

я написал то, что видел, глаза мои, да не обманут меня, и еще, конечно ставить себя выше других(быть святее папы)) это полная глупость, я этого не делаю, если у вас такая физиологическая реакция на этот фильм, ну что-ж, извините меня тогда, оскорбить я вас точно не хотел

@user-jw6iu6lf1h

Ай бұрын

Иностранцам этого не понять, через что прошёл Советский народ, хлопают в ладоши, пьют кофе, зевают, лучше им наши фильмы о войне не смотреть, не дай Боже, кто нибудь прошёл муки ада

can you please explain momen in 11:38? why you and your dad are clapping when nazi soldiers began clapping near burning barn?

@edc6172

3 ай бұрын

They never clapped

@Shkar047

3 ай бұрын

its just something some middle east people do it means something like you are done or your are f u c k e d

@Keyndoriel

3 ай бұрын

Can you explain why you're dimwitted?

Людей заталкивают в избу, чтобы сжечь живьём, а он сидит зевает. Бездушный.

Yiddisch, the language of Eastern European Jews, so a slur is Yid.

ну как вам реальная война ???

An interesting little fact about the movie is that it became mandatory for every german living under communist occupation to go watch this movie in the cinema. And during this scene there would always be a memeber of the secret police (StaSi) who would stand up and say "I was in the german Wehrmacht, everything that was depicted here is true" Still an amazing horrifying movie though, wish more movies depecting war would go for this brutally realistic portrayal.

@AndrewTakkep

7 ай бұрын

Es wäre schön, wenn dieser Film heute in Deutschland gezeigt würde. Lassen Sie die Deutschen wissen, dass ihre Regierung von einem Staat mit Geld und Waffen unterstützt wird, der die in diesem Film gezeigten ukrainischen Nationalisten für Nationalhelden hält.

@danielselinger8209

7 ай бұрын

Sure

@user-se7xf8jj9u

6 ай бұрын

Есть немецкая документальная хроника-ничего и выдумывать не надо.

@johnvassey3851

4 ай бұрын

Source?

@Foxrich99

4 ай бұрын

@@johnvassey3851 Me.

Europeanist, Deutzechen style

А сегодня мы узнали, кто финансирует нацизм.

А вы чему хлопаете?😢

@raulmartinezrodriguez9953

8 ай бұрын

Durante la película o en el final? En el final son aplausos (es normal aplaudir al final de una película) Pero los "aplausos" durante la película más bien parece un gesto de desaprobación, probablemente sea algo cultural (son egipcios) Algo similar a los Italianos que hablan moviendo las manos.

@alexandrvasilev2865

7 ай бұрын

Видя их нахмуренные брови и явное выражение не одобрения на лице, вы зацепились за хлопки? Любому мало мальски соображающему человеку, даже не знакомому с их культурой понятно, что так они выражают возмущение.

it should be watched by those who support Ukraine. But they still won't understand anything

@MySerpentine

4 ай бұрын

If any country is close to being a fascist state it's . . . probably America out of the 'first world,' actually.

@Keyndoriel

3 ай бұрын

Spoken like someone with cabbage instead of brains.

Horrific as this movie is, I had a hard time understanding the characters throughout because their speech and actions always seemed so bizarre to me. I know its a different culture and generation but the things they said and the way they said them seemed weird: They would laugh at strange things; cry suddenly without reason... everyone seemed like escapees from an asylum. Interactions seemed unnatural and without purpose. Don't get me wrong: It's a powerful film and deeply disturbing. Maybe this is how these people actually behaved.

@myegyptiandadreacts4824

2 ай бұрын

I felt the same way, but in the final act, things got so horrific that it didn't matter

@phobos8992

Ай бұрын

The film is most fully perceived by residents of the area where these events take place (Belarus), because many characters speak in a rural dialect. This adds even more realism

@user-bz2rk4kr2q

Ай бұрын

​@@myegyptiandadreacts4824они все, разумеется, уже сильно отличаются от нормальных. Мягко говоря.

Some parts of the movie seem rather made up like the German woman on the frontline wearing swastika earrings, which is absurd. Decent anti-War film nonetheless.

@Foxrich99

8 ай бұрын

She could very well just be some pretty girl that choose to "collaborate" with the germans cause an officer found her hot

@FaithEdits

8 ай бұрын

@@Foxrich99 Still a phantasmal part of the movie. Don't make up excuses for ahistorical absurdities.

@Foxrich99

8 ай бұрын

@@FaithEdits Ahistorucal absudeties? If you wanna talk about that you should rather focus on how the unit depicted here never had anything to do with the Belarus massacres in the first place as they were stationed in Croatia. That some officer brings a hot girl along that he found on the way is absolutely probable

@FaithEdits

7 ай бұрын

​@@Foxrich99 You're saying I should focus on something else ex post facto when I was only concerned with the little things I knew to to be absurd. So you're shifting the goal post because you were effectively trounced in my reply. Don't just spew tendential, gratuitous nonsense, and then try to slight me. Just another residential sophist on youtube distorting things to try to seem in the stronger. Also, you've admitted you do have a penchant of following what's true, so why be in truth pursuit when it comes to a military unit's representation but not in another aspect? Could it be you're trying to one up for no reason? You've put yourself in a double bind: on the one hand, a stupid representation of a woman on the frontline doesn't matter and you rationalize it, and on the other, a false representation matters where a unit was involved. So which one is it? One false representation doesn't matter but another does? Surely I'm not the only one that sees the contradiction. It's not surprising you support phantasmal elements of the story, for you seem to but completely lost in phantasmal reasoning, too. This time period puts people in a state of delusion and I don't particularly care if they or you agree or not, for the true nature of the situation is not in their hands. So basically, cope and seethe. I know you don't have the capacity to comprehend this comment but it was enjoyable to write nonetheless.

@Foxrich99

7 ай бұрын

@@FaithEdits you've got a complex, dont you? [Imagine the text above as part of the boykisser meme, thank you.]

Ну что вы увидели демократию, вот вам западные ценности, любите их

А египтяне во время войны че делали за кого воевали за немцев или за союзников

Great reaction! It is very interesting to see your reaction to the film Robocop 1987. This is a cool movie 👍🔥🦾