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Released Year: 2010
Runtime: 133 minutes
Directors: Peter Weir
Casts: Colin Farrell, Ed Harris, Mark Strong, Jim Sturgess, Nikolay Stanoev, Anton Trendafilov, Stanislav Pishtalov, Saoirse Ronan, Haruhiko Yamanouchi, Pearce Quigley, Valentin Ganev, Ruslan Kupenov, Dejan Angelov, Dragoș Bucur, Alexandru Potocean, Gustaf Skarsgård, Sebastian Urzendowsky, Zachary Baharov, Sally Brunski, Igor Gnezdilov, Mariy Grigorov, Stefan Shterev, Yordan Bikov, Nikolay Mutafchiev, Sattar Dikambayev, Meglena Karalambova, Irinei Konstantinov
IMDB: The Way Back (2010)
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(2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)
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Boxoffice Magazine -
A grueling, stunningly photographed story.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Beyond its visual splendors, however, the film achieves searing moral power.
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Orlando Sentinel -
An entertaining old-fashioned prison escape movie with a touch of the epic about it.
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Movieline -
Weir's artisan's sureness grants a bewitching calm - his trademark ambience - to this harrowing tale.
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Chicago Sun-Times -
There is an irony here. The film exhibits an admirable determination to do justice to a real story, but the story's not real.
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The Way Back (2010)
Peter Weir's follow-up to Master & Commander (2003) is the stark & brilliant The Way Back, which takes on the theme of man's struggle for freedom. At the dawn of WWII, several men escape from a Russian gulag. The film details their perilous & uncertain journey to freedom, as they cross deserts, mountains, & several nations.
The Way Back (2010)
(2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2010
Runtime: 133 minutes
Directors: Peter Weir
Casts: Colin Farrell, Ed Harris, Mark Strong, Jim Sturgess, Nikolay Stanoev, Anton Trendafilov, Stanislav Pishtalov, Saoirse Ronan, Haruhiko Yamanouchi, Pearce Quigley, Valentin Ganev, Ruslan Kupenov, Dejan Angelov, Dragoș Bucur, Alexandru Potocean, Gustaf Skarsgård, Sebastian Urzendowsky, Zachary Baharov, Sally Brunski, Igor Gnezdilov, Mariy Grigorov, Stefan Shterev, Yordan Bikov, Nikolay Mutafchiev, Sattar Dikambayev, Meglena Karalambova, Irinei Konstantinov
IMDB: The Way Back (2010)
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Peter Weir's follow-up to Master & Commander (2003) is the stark & brilliant The Way Back, which takes on the theme of man's struggle for freedom. At the dawn of WWII, several men escape from a Russian gulag. The film details their perilous & uncertain journey to freedom, as they cross deserts, mountains, & several nations.
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Boxoffice Magazine -
A grueling, stunningly photographed story.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Beyond its visual splendors, however, the film achieves searing moral power.
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Orlando Sentinel -
An entertaining old-fashioned prison escape movie with a touch of the epic about it.
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Movieline -
Weir's artisan's sureness grants a bewitching calm - his trademark ambience - to this harrowing tale.
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Chicago Sun-Times -
There is an irony here. The film exhibits an admirable determination to do justice to a real story, but the story's not real.
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Peter Weir's follow-up to Master & Commander (2003) is the stark & brilliant The Way Back, which takes on the theme of man's struggle for freedom. At the dawn of WWII, several men escape from a Russian gulag. The film details their perilous & uncertain journey to freedom, as they cross deserts, mountains, & several nations.
Peter Weir's follow-up to Master & Commander (2003) is the stark & brilliant The Way Back, which takes on the theme of man's struggle for freedom. At the dawn of WWII, several men escape from a Russian gulag. The film details their perilous & uncertain journey to freedom, as they cross deserts, mountains, & several nations.
Peter Weir's follow-up to Master & Commander (2003) is the stark & brilliant The Way Back, which takes on the theme of man's struggle for freedom. At the dawn of WWII, several men escape from a Russian gulag. The film details their perilous & uncertain journey to freedom, as they cross deserts, mountains, & several nations.
Peter Weir's follow-up to Master & Commander (2003) is the stark & brilliant The Way Back, which takes on the theme of man's struggle for freedom. At the dawn of WWII, several men escape from a Russian gulag. The film details their perilous & uncertain journey to freedom, as they cross deserts, mountains, & several nations.