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Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 131 minutes
Directors: Fyodor Bondarchuk
Casts: Pyotr Fyodorov, Thomas Kretschmann, Yanina Studilina, Philippe Reinhardt, Heiner Lauterbach, Mariya Smolnikova, Andrey Smolyakov, Oleg Volku, Sergey Bondarchuk, Dmitriy Lysenkov, Anna von Haebler, Mariya Sittel, Petar Zekavica, Georges Devdariani, Oksana Bazilevich, Nodari Dzhanelidze, Aleksey Barabash, Alexander Petrov, Yuriy Nazarov, Polina Raykina, Dmitriy Kochkin, Christoph Gawenda, Svetlana Svirko, Nataliya Kadochnikova, Valentin Kuznetsov, Roman Likhodeev, Aleksandr Suvorov, Ivan Debov, Mikhail Bogdanov, Evgeniy Levitskiy, Oleg Tilkin, Maksim Yakovlev, Kirill Varaksa, Yan Kuzmin, Aleksandr Pangaev, Aleksandr Ivanov, Yuriy Utkin, Sergey Trebesov, Nikolay Pavlov, Sergey Petrov, Evgeniy Tsurko, Vladimir Shagin
IMDB: Stalingrad (2013)
Ratings: 
(10 votes, average: 3.90 out of 5)
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Village Voice -
Lush with feeling that could easily be mistaken for sentimentality, Stalingrad is more like a 19th-century novel than a 21st-century blockbuster. It's theatrical and intense, sometimes in an overbearing way, but it's never boring.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
It is a strange cross-breed between an old-fashioned WWII epic full of genre cliches and a modern update whose meticulous historical recreation is frighteningly real.
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Entertainment Weekly -
Stalingrad is a 3-D epic that's one-dimensional.
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McClatchy-Tribune News Service -
In detail and combat spectacle, Stalingrad is hard to beat. And whatever its failings, one can’t help but be curious about a story as connected to national identity as this one, a film that like today’s Russia, feels more Soviet than Russian.
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Total Film -
A solid enough war flick, but Spielberg doesn’t have too much to worry about yet.
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Stalingrad (2013)
Drama set in 1942, during one of the most important battles of World War II, which stopped the progress of Nazi forces and turned the tide of war in favor of the Allies. The Soviet army mounts a counter-attack on the Nazi forces that occupy half of Stalingrad on the other side of the Volga, but the operation to cross the river is unsuccessful. A few soldiers who managed to get to the other side take refuge in a house on the bank of Volga. Here they find a girl who didn’t escape when the Germans came. While the whole might of the German army descends onto them, the heroes of Stalingrad experience love, loss, joy and the sense of ultimate freedom that can only be felt by those about to die. They defend the house at all costs while the Red Army prepares for another attack.
Stalingrad (2013)
(10 votes, average: 3.90 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 131 minutes
Directors: Fyodor Bondarchuk
Casts: Pyotr Fyodorov, Thomas Kretschmann, Yanina Studilina, Philippe Reinhardt, Heiner Lauterbach, Mariya Smolnikova, Andrey Smolyakov, Oleg Volku, Sergey Bondarchuk, Dmitriy Lysenkov, Anna von Haebler, Mariya Sittel, Petar Zekavica, Georges Devdariani, Oksana Bazilevich, Nodari Dzhanelidze, Aleksey Barabash, Alexander Petrov, Yuriy Nazarov, Polina Raykina, Dmitriy Kochkin, Christoph Gawenda, Svetlana Svirko, Nataliya Kadochnikova, Valentin Kuznetsov, Roman Likhodeev, Aleksandr Suvorov, Ivan Debov, Mikhail Bogdanov, Evgeniy Levitskiy, Oleg Tilkin, Maksim Yakovlev, Kirill Varaksa, Yan Kuzmin, Aleksandr Pangaev, Aleksandr Ivanov, Yuriy Utkin, Sergey Trebesov, Nikolay Pavlov, Sergey Petrov, Evgeniy Tsurko, Vladimir Shagin
IMDB: Stalingrad (2013)
Storyline
Drama set in 1942, during one of the most important battles of World War II, which stopped the progress of Nazi forces and turned the tide of war in favor of the Allies. The Soviet army mounts a counter-attack on the Nazi forces that occupy half of Stalingrad on the other side of the Volga, but the operation to cross the river is unsuccessful. A few soldiers who managed to get to the other side take refuge in a house on the bank of Volga. Here they find a girl who didn’t escape when the Germans came. While the whole might of the German army descends onto them, the heroes of Stalingrad experience love, loss, joy and the sense of ultimate freedom that can only be felt by those about to die. They defend the house at all costs while the Red Army prepares for another attack.
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Reviews
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Village Voice -
Lush with feeling that could easily be mistaken for sentimentality, Stalingrad is more like a 19th-century novel than a 21st-century blockbuster. It's theatrical and intense, sometimes in an overbearing way, but it's never boring.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
It is a strange cross-breed between an old-fashioned WWII epic full of genre cliches and a modern update whose meticulous historical recreation is frighteningly real.
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Entertainment Weekly -
Stalingrad is a 3-D epic that's one-dimensional.
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McClatchy-Tribune News Service -
In detail and combat spectacle, Stalingrad is hard to beat. And whatever its failings, one can’t help but be curious about a story as connected to national identity as this one, a film that like today’s Russia, feels more Soviet than Russian.
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Total Film -
A solid enough war flick, but Spielberg doesn’t have too much to worry about yet.
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Drama set in 1942, during one of the most important battles of World War II, which stopped the progress of Nazi forces and turned the tide of war in favor of the Allies. The Soviet army mounts a counter-attack on the Nazi forces that occupy half of Stalingrad on the other side of the Volga, but the operation to cross the river is unsuccessful. A few soldiers who managed to get to the other side take refuge in a house on the bank of Volga. Here they find a girl who didn’t escape when the Germans came. While the whole might of the German army descends onto them, the heroes of Stalingrad experience love, loss, joy and the sense of ultimate freedom that can only be felt by those about to die. They defend the house at all costs while the Red Army prepares for another attack.
Drama set in 1942, during one of the most important battles of World War II, which stopped the progress of Nazi forces and turned the tide of war in favor of the Allies. The Soviet army mounts a counter-attack on the Nazi forces that occupy half of Stalingrad on the other side of the Volga, but the operation to cross the river is unsuccessful. A few soldiers who managed to get to the other side take refuge in a house on the bank of Volga. Here they find a girl who didn’t escape when the Germans came. While the whole might of the German army descends onto them, the heroes of Stalingrad experience love, loss, joy and the sense of ultimate freedom that can only be felt by those about to die. They defend the house at all costs while the Red Army prepares for another attack.
Drama set in 1942, during one of the most important battles of World War II, which stopped the progress of Nazi forces and turned the tide of war in favor of the Allies. The Soviet army mounts a counter-attack on the Nazi forces that occupy half of Stalingrad on the other side of the Volga, but the operation to cross the river is unsuccessful. A few soldiers who managed to get to the other side take refuge in a house on the bank of Volga. Here they find a girl who didn’t escape when the Germans came. While the whole might of the German army descends onto them, the heroes of Stalingrad experience love, loss, joy and the sense of ultimate freedom that can only be felt by those about to die. They defend the house at all costs while the Red Army prepares for another attack.
Drama set in 1942, during one of the most important battles of World War II, which stopped the progress of Nazi forces and turned the tide of war in favor of the Allies. The Soviet army mounts a counter-attack on the Nazi forces that occupy half of Stalingrad on the other side of the Volga, but the operation to cross the river is unsuccessful. A few soldiers who managed to get to the other side take refuge in a house on the bank of Volga. Here they find a girl who didn’t escape when the Germans came. While the whole might of the German army descends onto them, the heroes of Stalingrad experience love, loss, joy and the sense of ultimate freedom that can only be felt by those about to die. They defend the house at all costs while the Red Army prepares for another attack.