- Source: On the Way to Berlin
On the Way to Berlin (Russian: На пути в Берлин) is a 1969 Soviet World War II film directed by Mikhail Yershov.
Plot
The movie is based on Two in the Steppe, a story by the famous Soviet veteran writer Emmanuil Kazakevich and war diaries by Konstantin Simonov. 1942. A military tribunal is investigating the actions of an arrested inexperienced young lieutenant Ogarkov. Officer Ivan Sinyayev, who was on a mission together with Ogarkov, thinks that Ogarkov showed cowardice. The military court sentences Ogarkov to be shot. Private Dzhurabayev is to guard the detainee until the execution of the sentence. Suddenly the Germans enter the village, breaking through the defenses. Dzhurabayev takes the only right decision - to break through to his troops together with Ogarkov. And now a guard and a prisoner are walking along the military roads, engaging in random battles as equals. They cover themselves with the same overcoat, eat from the same tin. A silent, impossible friendship develops between them...
Cast
Vasiliy Krasnov as Aleksey Petrov
Nikolay Trofimov as Ivan Zaytsev
Gennadi Karnovich-Valua as Sergey Konovalov
Stepan Krylov as Council of War Member
Yuri Fisenko as Tolya
Sergey Dvoretskiy as Volodya Kravchenko
Geliy Sysoev as Krutikov
Nikolay Kuzmin as Gabidullin
Pavel Pervushin as Pyotr Lukich
Mikhail Yekaterininsky as Leonid Sergeyevich
Nikolai Fyodortsov as Battalion Commander (as Nikolay Fedortsov)
References
External links
On the Way to Berlin at IMDb
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