Burnt by the Sun 2 Page #5

Synopsis: Epic film about WWII, a sequel to Burnt by the Sun (1994). Evil Stalin is terrorizing people of Russia while the Nazis are advancing. Russian officer Kotov, who miraculously survived the ...
Genre: Drama, War
Director(s): Nikita Mikhalkov
  2 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.1
Year:
2010
181 min
123 Views


Sail, I said,

we have to deliver the busts!

Help!

Here, here!

You are so hot.

Why are you hot?

- You are not ill, are you?

- No.

- You sure?

- Sure.

You have no idea how good

I feel with you.

Is that true?

Me, too.

With you, everything is calm...

...everything is easy.

Mine ...

Mine ... There is a beach!

Thank you, Mine.

There is the shore.

Thank you.

And now swim.

Sail, Mine.

Well ... swim.

Good-bye, Mine!

Igor, where are we?

Captain, where are we sailing?

I have a feeling that we're going in circles.

Are we?

We are sailing on instruments!

To Hell with the instruments?

After all, they are just taking us round and round!

And we're carrying busts ...

May 1943, the liberated territories.

HQ Special Branch "SMERSH"

Just give them guns

and send them to the front.

Do not even record their names.

/Hearing Minutes/

- Who are you Citizen ...

Kruglov, Andrei Borisovich.

Kruglov ...

- When I was returning from my sister's ...

- Pushkin ...

- about 5 miles.

- Alexander Sergeyevich.

- is seriously ill.

- Born June 6 ...

- and two days later the Germans came.

- 1799.

I heard about the advance,

- when they were 100 km from the village.

- I, Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin

- I admit that ...

- I just stayed.

/ - ... shot ...

- Under the occupation.

- I have lived in peace.

- ...with unregistered weapons.

I had to, of course, work

for these reptiles.

- I chopped wood.

- ... Mr. George d'Antes.

- But I have a family ...

- God, how was that?

- wife, children, mother.

- George d'Antes.

My father died before the war.

- ...He was turned in by my wife ...

For having sympathy for the partisans ...

..Natasha.

but then they were not with us.

He was shot in the stomach,

/ which had contributed to his death.

- What else?

Enough already, sir ...

Comrade Captain,

My name is Andrei Borisovich Kruglov!

Yes, yes...

The war for the liberation of your country,

unfortunately, is still not over.

Now, you are charged and will have to

serve your country.

Happily.

Comrade Captain, he is here ...

Colonel Arsentiev, Central Command.

Well, you can go.

I telephoned you.

I remember.

- Why not sit down.

- Thank you.

I am interested in

former Division Commander Kotov.

And why is that?

Why do they keep this under wraps?

What do they want?

Devil knows.

He asked how I got into the occupation.

- He doesn't even ask about the name.

- For me it's the other way around, still writing and writing.

- What could he write?

- Why keep us here as prisoners?

Why are you surprised?

They've got us because it's "SMERSH".

He was wounded twice,

which gave me the right

to write an application to transfer him from

the penal company to a unit in battle.

- Then why was he not moved?

- Refused.

- Comrade Colonel, we are there ...

- I see, I see.

- For what reason?

- He refused.

You do not want to leave,

your comrades in arms.

That is what motivated

the refusal.

And what kind of comrades in arms?

One, is a former major, the second is

a condemned man, and another is an engineer.

After the period expired ...

Hey! Kids!

Get out of here, you are not supposed to be in here!

Excuse me, Comrade Colonel. Children...

Please continue, sir.

Like I said, had expired

serving their sentence in a penal company

and in accordance with the law should be

moved to a combat unit.

And what?

But he refused, stating the same reason.

- When was it?

- In 1941 ...

- in October.

- In October?

Yes, in October.

October 1941

Yes!

In accordance with the order .... this is ...

no ... I say that consolidating positions.

In a pioneer camp.

My men found it.

We are strengthening what is possible.

Comrade Division Commander, and if

Germans attack us, how ...?

A. .. how ... how you ..?

I understand. Yes, Comrade Division Captain...

Yes, Comrade Division Captain!

aha ... bye.

Organize defenses

and keep the enemy at this point.

Where you going, you idiot?

Okay, come on!

For the German-fascist aggressor,

single - fire!

Put away your weapon, you idiot!

There are people.

But it is not loaded.

This is not a practice weapon.

It's a firearm!

It's a Mosin repeater rifle.

A projectile speed of 1200 meters per second.

The target effectiveness of 800m.

The destructive effectiveness of 1000m.

- That's something!

- That's it?

- Yes.

- Kacytacy!

- What?

What's so important?

- We're going to the front! To the front!

- Look at him! But the wise guy ...

- Sazonov!

- What?

- Stop kidding around.

Guran is right, we go to war.

On the front.

Hey, what about you?

Are you afraid, or what?

What did you say?

I'm scared?

I'll kill those reptiles with

bare hands!

My older brother fights at Wacho

at the front from the first day!

He is the commander of a tank!

- Wait, how long has your brother been fighting?

- In December, will be half a year.

Wachtan is the commander, see?

I'm telling you, that is the commander!

- Guran!

- What?

- Come on.

Listen, guys, listen.

It is a German I have under my feet,

I have them under boots.

Not bad ... and what's next?

I do not go any further,

it's a silly rhyme.

- piles, railing!

- Keys, keys!

keys!

I do not know, try.

What do you need so many keys?

Here are my keys

a new apartment in Minsk.

Previously lived in one room,

and now they gave us an apartment.

This is from the front door ...

this long one....my Father's

from a French castle

given to me as I was on leave in the spring.

This is the room we have,

and this goes to little drawers

in my desk.

Minsk, ul. Gorky 9

Building 7, Flat No 17

Yes.

German's have long occupied Minsk.

Maybe they took your home?

- Sazon! No.

No offense, but since you mentioned it,

They burned your village.

- My ...?

- Yes, that is what I have been told.

- Wait, my village?

They burned my village?

Kacata They burned a village, not mine!

I believe that my house survived.

I have the keys with me,

so my house was saved.

Think before you speak, Sazo!

- What did I say?

- Nothing!

- What have I said?

- Think sometimes!

Enough, enough!

- I would think, not think ...

- Guys, enough, come on.

Come on, Sow, begin.

- I will not, after all he started it.

- Come on, do not get angry.

Okay, Sow, already well

start, what about you?

- Okay ...

- Forget about everything, well, here we go!

Remember! You are not

Red Army soldiers!

Abandoning your troops in a shameful way

fleeing the enemy

...you are now mud, sh*t ... nothing.

Well, what's dragging? Now, now!

Come on, move!

Great Chief of the Soviet people ...

Commander in Chief,

Comrade Joseph Stalin ...

In the back ... return!

Great Leader of the Soviet people,

Commander-in-chief

Comrade Joseph Stalin ...

And you, you are going to fish?

Going to play volleyball?

I do not ... Why did you pull the net?

There was a bust of Lenin, you could take it.

Yes ... guided by the principles of wise

socialist humanism

About face!

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Nikita Mikhalkov

Nikita Sergeyevich Mikhalkov (Russian: Ники́та Серге́евич Михалко́в; born 21 October 1945) is a Russian filmmaker, actor, and head of the Russian Cinematographers' Union. Three times Laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation (1993,1995,1999). Full Cavalier of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" Nikita Mikhalkov won the Golden Lion of the Venice Film Festival (1991) and nominated for the Academy Award (1993) in the category "Best Foreign Language Film" for the film "Close to Eden". Winner of the Academy Award (1995) in the category "Best Foreign Language Film" and the Grand Prix of the Cannes Film Festival (1994) for the film "Burnt by the Sun". Mikhalkov received the "Special Lion" of the Venice Film Festival (2007) for his contribution to the cinematography and nominated for the Academy Award (2008) in the category "Best Foreign Language Film" for the film "12". more…

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