"The death of the squadron" - a Soviet feature film , directed by Vladimir Dovgan in 1965 at the film studio to them. A. Dovzhenko based on the play of the same name by A. E. Korneychuk .
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| Genre | drama , military , historical |
| Producer | Vladimir Dovgan |
| Author script | A. E. Korneichuk Grigory Pozhenyan |
| In the main cast | Boris Livanov Svetlana Korkoshko Vladislav Strzhelchik Gennady Yukhtin Georgy Martynyuk Nikolai Grinko Alexander Serdyuk Georgy Zhzhenov Mikhail Zadneprovsky |
| Operator | Vadim Vereshchak |
| Composer | Yuri Shchurovsky |
| Film company | Film Studio them. Dovzhenko |
| Duration | 127 minutes |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Year | 1965 |
| IMDb | ID 0338063 |
The film premiered on February 21, 1966. One of the leaders of the 1966 film distribution in the USSR (19 million spectators).
Content
Story
The film takes place in the summer of 1918. The countries of the Entente opposed the young Soviet Republic. In the Black Sea, the Germans dominate. The Kaiser army hastily advances deep into Ukraine. When hordes of the enemy occupied Odessa, Nikolaev, Perekop and the threat of the occupation of Crimea loomed and the Germans avoided the capture of the Black Sea Fleet, the ships were relocated from Sevastopol to Novorossiysk by order of the head of the Soviet government Lenin.
But soon Novorossiysk was in danger of being captured by German hordes and White Guards, and the Soviet Republic did not have sufficient forces for a crushing rebuff to the invaders, in the south of the country, the Council of People's Commissars decided to destroy the fleet.
The film tells about the intense struggle of the Bolsheviks against the forces of counter-revolution , trying to disrupt the implementation of Lenin's order. Just then the battleship , ten destroyers, two destroyers and a messenger ship were killed, and eight patrol boats were loaded onto railway platforms and transported to Tsaritsyn , where they became the basis of the Bolshevik Volga flotilla.
Cast
- Boris Livanov - Granatov, Admiral,
- Svetlana Korkoshko - Oksana Matyushenko, squadron commissar,
- Georgy Martynyuk - Gaidai, sailor,
- Nikolai Grinko - Artyom, Commissioner,
- Nikolay Talyura - Kobza, boatswain,
- Mikhail Zadneprovsky - Alyosha Bogobrat,
- Gennady Yukhtin - Frigate,
- Herman Kachin - Pallas,
- Georgy Zhzhenov - Raevsky, Senior Lieutenant,
- Yuri Leonidov - the flagship commander ,
- Vladislav Strzhelchik - Prince Knoris, lieutenant,
- Alexander Serdyuk - Kobakh, Colonel,
- Sergey Kurilov - Voronov, captain of the 2nd rank,
- Alexander Khanov - Bay, boatswain,
- Alexander Lebedev - Vasya,
- Vladimir Volchik - a tall sailor,
- Stepan Krylov - Baltic sailor,
- Les Serdyuk - Baltic sailor,
- Vasily Fushichich - sailor,
- Sasha Panasyuk - Jung,
- Leonid Danchishin - committee member
- Anton Dotsenko - committee member,
- Victor Polishchuk - committee member,
- Stanislav Molganov - committee member,
- Nikolay Pishvanov - chairman of the ship committee,
- Sergey Sibel - radio operator committee member
- I. Sidorenko - committee member,
- Vasily Khoroshko - committee member,
- Vladimir Dalsky - an elderly sailor,
- I. Dziuba - counter,
- N. Egin - Contra,
- Dmitry Kostenko - counter,
- Mikhail Kramar - Contra,
- Nikolay Sulima - the counter,
- Grigory Teslya - Contra
- Valentin Kobas - officer in a restaurant (not in the credits)
- Yuri Prokopovich - officer in a restaurant with a hookah (not in the credits)
- Ivan Bondar - a sailor with a blindfold (not in the credits)
- Vladimir Klunny - sailor (not in the credits)
- Yuri Martynov - sailor (not in the credits)
- Valentin Grudinin - a priest in a restaurant (not in the credits)
- Yuri Stupakov - episode,
- David Yanover - episode,
Rewards
- Prize of the 2nd All-Union Film Festival to the artist V. Agranov (Kiev, 1966 ).
Links
- " The death of the squadron " (English) on the Internet Movie Database
- The death of the squadron