The Ascent (1977) 7/10
- Length: 11:0
- Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
- Views: 95
- Author: nigelhalfwit
Tags: 1977 Ascent Boris Gostyukhin Larisa Lyudmila Plotnikov Polyakova Sergei Shepitko Soviet The Union Vladimir Voskhozhdeniye Yakovlev
The Ascent (1977)(Voskhozhdeniye)Soviet Union, Russian Language, English Subtitles"Larisa Shepitko's fourth and final film, 1977's The Ascent, is a bleak trek across the frozen Byelorussian landscape during WWII. Set in the small Eastern European country just north of the Ukraine, it details the ravages its people suffered under the German invasion and their perseverance in the face of crisis and tragedy.The Ascent became an international sensation when it was released, winning the Golden Bear at the 1977 Berlin Film Festival. Sadly, it was to be Larisa Shepitko's last completed project. She died in 1979 in a car crash on the way to the set for what was to be her next movie. Though it wasn't intended to be her final cinematic statement, The Ascent stands tall as such. The reverberations you will feel as the picture closes won't fade anytime soon, a testament to the incisive eye of a gifted filmmaker and her own testament to the capacity of the individual to persevere." -Jamie S. Rich, criterionconfessions.comDirector/writer: Larisa ShepitkoFrom the novel Sotnikov by Vasili Bykov/Yuri KlepikovCinematographer: Vladimir Chukhnov/Pavel LebeshevMusic: Alfred ShnitkeCast: Boris Plotnikov, Vladimir Gostyukhin, Sergei Yakovlev, Lyudmila Polyakova, Viktoriya Goldentul, Anatoli Solonitsyn
The Ascent (1977) 6/10
- Length: 11:0
- Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
- Views: 78
- Author: nigelhalfwit
Tags: 1977 Ascent Boris Gostyukhin Larisa Lyudmila Plotnikov Polyakova Sergei Shepitko Soviet The Union Vladimir Voskhozhdeniye Yakovlev
The Ascent (1977)(Voskhozhdeniye)Soviet Union, Russian Language, English Subtitles"Larisa Shepitko's fourth and final film, 1977's The Ascent, is a bleak trek across the frozen Byelorussian landscape during WWII. Set in the small Eastern European country just north of the Ukraine, it details the ravages its people suffered under the German invasion and their perseverance in the face of crisis and tragedy.The Ascent became an international sensation when it was released, winning the Golden Bear at the 1977 Berlin Film Festival. Sadly, it was to be Larisa Shepitko's last completed project. She died in 1979 in a car crash on the way to the set for what was to be her next movie. Though it wasn't intended to be her final cinematic statement, The Ascent stands tall as such. The reverberations you will feel as the picture closes won't fade anytime soon, a testament to the incisive eye of a gifted filmmaker and her own testament to the capacity of the individual to persevere." -Jamie S. Rich, criterionconfessions.comDirector/writer: Larisa ShepitkoFrom the novel Sotnikov by Vasili Bykov/Yuri KlepikovCinematographer: Vladimir Chukhnov/Pavel LebeshevMusic: Alfred ShnitkeCast: Boris Plotnikov, Vladimir Gostyukhin, Sergei Yakovlev, Lyudmila Polyakova, Viktoriya Goldentul, Anatoli Solonitsyn
The Ascent (1977) 5/10
- Length: 11:0
- Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
- Views: 82
- Author: nigelhalfwit
Tags: 1977 Ascent Boris Gostyukhin Larisa Lyudmila Plotnikov Polyakova Sergei Shepitko Soviet The Union Vladimir Voskhozhdeniye Yakovlev
The Ascent (1977)(Voskhozhdeniye)Soviet Union, Russian Language, English Subtitles"Larisa Shepitko's fourth and final film, 1977's The Ascent, is a bleak trek across the frozen Byelorussian landscape during WWII. Set in the small Eastern European country just north of the Ukraine, it details the ravages its people suffered under the German invasion and their perseverance in the face of crisis and tragedy.The Ascent became an international sensation when it was released, winning the Golden Bear at the 1977 Berlin Film Festival. Sadly, it was to be Larisa Shepitko's last completed project. She died in 1979 in a car crash on the way to the set for what was to be her next movie. Though it wasn't intended to be her final cinematic statement, The Ascent stands tall as such. The reverberations you will feel as the picture closes won't fade anytime soon, a testament to the incisive eye of a gifted filmmaker and her own testament to the capacity of the individual to persevere." -Jamie S. Rich, criterionconfessions.comDirector/writer: Larisa ShepitkoFrom the novel Sotnikov by Vasili Bykov/Yuri KlepikovCinematographer: Vladimir Chukhnov/Pavel LebeshevMusic: Alfred ShnitkeCast: Boris Plotnikov, Vladimir Gostyukhin, Sergei Yakovlev, Lyudmila Polyakova, Viktoriya Goldentul, Anatoli Solonitsyn
The Ascent (1977) 4/10
- Length: 11:0
- Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
- Views: 79
- Author: nigelhalfwit
Tags: 1977 Ascent Boris Gostyukhin Larisa Lyudmila Plotnikov Polyakova Sergei Shepitko Soviet The Union Vladimir Voskhozhdeniye Yakovlev
The Ascent (1977)(Voskhozhdeniye)Soviet Union, Russian Language, English Subtitles"Larisa Shepitko's fourth and final film, 1977's The Ascent, is a bleak trek across the frozen Byelorussian landscape during WWII. Set in the small Eastern European country just north of the Ukraine, it details the ravages its people suffered under the German invasion and their perseverance in the face of crisis and tragedy.The Ascent became an international sensation when it was released, winning the Golden Bear at the 1977 Berlin Film Festival. Sadly, it was to be Larisa Shepitko's last completed project. She died in 1979 in a car crash on the way to the set for what was to be her next movie. Though it wasn't intended to be her final cinematic statement, The Ascent stands tall as such. The reverberations you will feel as the picture closes won't fade anytime soon, a testament to the incisive eye of a gifted filmmaker and her own testament to the capacity of the individual to persevere." -Jamie S. Rich, criterionconfessions.comDirector/writer: Larisa ShepitkoFrom the novel Sotnikov by Vasili Bykov/Yuri KlepikovCinematographer: Vladimir Chukhnov/Pavel LebeshevMusic: Alfred ShnitkeCast: Boris Plotnikov, Vladimir Gostyukhin, Sergei Yakovlev, Lyudmila Polyakova, Viktoriya Goldentul, Anatoli Solonitsyn
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