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Movie was shot by millitary reconstructors.
https://oper.ru/news/read.php?t=1051620779
Movie was shot by millitary reconstructors.
https://oper.ru/news/read.php?t=1051620779
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Last movie?
Are you implying they will stop making movies about WW2 after this one? As if
Are you implying they will stop making movies about WW2 after this one? As if
Last movie?
Are you implying they will stop making movies about WW2 after this one? As if
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panfilov's_28_Men
"Initially the film used crowdfunding, later it has been financially supported by Russian and Kazakhstan governments and Gaijin Entertainment game development company. "
Russian cultural minister said that government will give same sums of money like people will give. Later Kazakhstan minister did same (Panfilov's divizion was formed in Kasakhstan).
I posted it here because movie do not have personal story of somebody like usual ones
It is like documentery film with accurate to uniform, organization, tactic and so on. It was done by people who like history.
According documents German won that battle.
Afternoon German report (13-30): "...seemingly small in numbers enemy do furious resistance...".
In the evening according Russian documents: Russian battalion headquarters was destroyed, but Germans lost whole day destroying battalion defence.
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Interesting discussion in Russia about it:
Did Germans invade USSR?
Yes.
Did Germans assult Moscow region?
Yes.
Did Panfilov's division stopped Germans near Moscow?
Yes.
Did commander of regiment of Panfilov's division noted to journalist most heroic solgiers who died stopping first German attacks near Dubosekovo.
Yes.
Did Germans officialy noted same battlefield as " .. seemingly small in numbers enemy do furious resistance...".
Yes, but it is all untrue and propaganda....
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On that level 300 could be viewed as an accurate depiction of the battle of Thermopyle...
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I didn't realise so much was open to interpretation.
For the record, I don't have the sources available, but I recall several members of this "last stand" surviving to appear elsewhere following the battle. A bit like 9th Company really.