Os Vingadores Invisiveis

Título original: Neulovimye mstiteli

1967
1 h 18 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTeenagers take revenge on cruel chieftains during the civil war. Soviet blockbuster in the best traditions of the westernTeenagers take revenge on cruel chieftains during the civil war. Soviet blockbuster in the best traditions of the westernTeenagers take revenge on cruel chieftains during the civil war. Soviet blockbuster in the best traditions of the western

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7,3/10

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Vasiliy Vasilev

Yashka-tsygan
(as Vasya Vasilyev)

Viktor Kosykh

Dan'ka
(as Vitya Kosykh)

Valentina Kurdyukova

Ksanka
(as Valya Kurdyukova)

Mikhail Metyolkin

Valerka
(as Misha Metyolkin)

Lev Sverdlin

Semyon Budonn
(as L. Sverdlin)

Yefim Kopelyan

Ataman Burmash
(as Ye. Kopelyan)

Vladimir Belokurov

Otets-filosof
(as V. Belokurov)

Vladimir Treshchalov

Sidor Lyutyy
(as V. Treshchalov)

Gennadiy Yukhtin

Ignat
(as G. Yukhtin)

Nadezhda Fedosova

tyotka Darya
(as N. Fedosova)

Inna Churikova

Belokuraya Zhozi
(as I. Churikova)

Boris Sichkin

Buba Kastorskiy
(as B. Sichkin)

Saveliy Kramarov

Ilyukha
(as S. Kramarov)

Ivan Bychkov

'burnash'
(as I. Bychkov)

Aleksandra Denisova

Selyanka
(as A. Denisova)

Nikolay Gorlov

Semyon Kandyba
(as N. Gorlov)

Sergey Ild

'burnash'
(as S. Ild)

Yuriy Kireev

'burnash'
(as ííííyu. Kireyev)

Direção
- Edmond Keosayan
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Avaliação em destaque

5/10

More of an advertisement for Lenin, Trotsky & even Stalin --- and this was made in 1967! AFTER some of Stalin's colossal crimes had been exposed by Khrushchev

It's rather amazing that this movie ascribes to Russian Civil War 'White partisans' actions that the movie declares herein to be inhumane... despite the fact that the Communist Party of the Soviet Union engaged in the exact behavior just a decade later than the time this movie portrays.

How could you get away with such? Easy: Soviet inhabitants were never told of the extent of Stalin's mass confiscation of the grain and livestock of Soviet peasant farmers during the 1930s.

Former Soviet operative Viktor Kravchencko, after defecting, detailed this in his memoir "I Chose Freedom," but his memoirs were dismissed by the Soviets and many in the West who wanted to believe that the words of Stalin's Constitution had any meaning. Those in the Soviet Union had to wait until Yeltsin opened Soviet archives for the truth (but Putin has closed these again as he seeks to semi-rehabilitate Stalin).

As a movie this has semi-entertaining antics at times, hence my rating but it is far more of an advertisement for Lenin, Trotsky and even Stalin --- and this was made in 1967! AFTER some of Stalin's colossal crimes had been exposed by Nikita Khrushchev and others).