Aty-baty, shli soldaty...

1977
1h 27m

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Leonid Bykov and Vladimir Konkin in Aty-baty, shli soldaty... (1977)

The families of 18 soldiers who heroically died in 1944 are meeting at the place of the squad last battle.The families of 18 soldiers who heroically died in 1944 are meeting at the place of the squad last battle.The families of 18 soldiers who heroically died in 1944 are meeting at the place of the squad last battle.

Director
- Leonid Bykov
Writers
- Kirill Rapoport
- Boris Vasilev
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7.7/10

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Director
- Leonid Bykov
Writers
- Kirill Rapoport
- Boris Vasilev
Stars

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Leonid Bykov

Svyatkin

Vladimir Konkin

Suslin

Elena Shanina

Kima

Leonid Bakshtaev

Konstantin

Nikolay Grinko

polkovnik, komandir Konstantina
(as N. Grinko)

Ivan Gavrilyuk

serzhant Sayko
(as I. Gavrilyuk)

Nikolai Sektimenko

ryadovoy Glebov
(as N. Sektimenko)

Otabek Ganiyev

Khabanera
(as A. Ganiyev)

Natalya Naum

Khozayka khaty
(as N. Naum)

Mikhail Yezepov

Mikhail, pevets
(as M. Yezepov)

Boris Khimichev

Yuri Saiko
(as B. Khimichev)

Vladimir Gerasimov

ml. serzhant Myatnikov
(as V. Gerasimov)

Nina Kiryakova

Yuriy Sherstnyov

Plemyatnik íglebova
(as Yu. Shersnyov)

Aida Yunusova

doch Khabaneri
(as A. Yunusova)

Vano Yantbelidze

Vano Koderidze
(as V. Yantbelidze)

Evgeniya Uralova

Anna

Nina Antonova

Bufetnitsa
(as N. Antonova)

Director
- Leonid Bykov
Writers
- Kirill Rapoport
- Boris Vasilev
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Trivia
Final film Olga Shvedova.

Connections
Featured in Kotorogo lyubili vse (1982)

Soundtracks
Beri shinel', poshli domoy
Music by Valentin Levashov
Lyrics by Bulat Okudzhava
Performed by Aleksei Pokrovsky

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10/10

Turely a Masterpiece

One, Two, Soldiers Were Going is yet another well done film directed by Leonid Bykov. The audience watching this expecting a gruesome war film would be presently surprised, in how it plays out. It is not your average war film. It has the reminiscing touch that Ballad of a Solider, and Only Old Men are Going to Battle, had that made them great films. The way that Leonid Bykov can evoke emotions from the audience is truly amazing. The plot is well done in showing how war can effect all people involved: soldiers, and families. Even in the years after wards there is still pain and feelings of those involved. The music selection was great. This film truly encompasses the the other side of a war that is generally overlooked.