“Forty-First Years” is a Soviet color television feature film, directed at the Belarusfilm film studio in 1986 by director Vyacheslav Nikiforov . The fifth film of the television series State Border .
| State border. Forty-first year | |
|---|---|
| Genre | historical adventure drama |
| Producer | Vyacheslav Nikiforov |
| Author script | Oleg Smirnov |
| In the main cast | Dmitry Matveev Evgeny Leonov-Gladyshev Semyon Morozov Gennady Korolkov Alexander Timoshkin Andrey Smolyakov Vera Sotnikova Marina Levtova Lydia Ezhevskaya |
| Operator | Igor Remishevsky |
| Composer | Vladimir Davydenko Igor Zubkov |
| Film company | By order of the USSR State Committee on Television and Radio Broadcasting , Belarusfilm , Creative association of television films . |
| Duration | 136 minutes |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Tongue | |
| Year | 1986 |
| IMDb | |
By order of the USSR Radio and Television .
The film premiered in the USSR on May 28, 1986.
Content
Story
June 1941 Border guards under the command of Lieutenant Sushentsov serve on the site of the Soviet state border in contact with the Polish territory occupied by the troops of the Third Reich , in the conditions of constant provocations from the opposite side. The last peaceful days expire. Suchentsov, despite the order of the command not to get involved in minor conflicts, responds to the defiant behavior of the enemy by fire.
They do not have time to remove him from his post. The war begins. The first blow of the Nazi aggressors is taken by the Soviet border guards. Almost all die, but at the cost of their lives they delay the enemy for several hours ....
Starring
- Dmitry Matveev - chief of the frontier post Lieutenant Ilya Sushentsov
- Evgeny Leonov-Gladyshev - junior political officer of the frontier post Viktor Belov
- Semyon Morozov - foreman of the frontier post Pavlo Levada
- Gennady Korolkov - Head of the Border Detachment Lt. Col. Sviridov
- Alexander Timoshkin - Karpukhin
- Andrey Smolyakov - Sergeant Nikolai Grinevich
- Vera Sotnikova - Irina, wife of Lieutenant Sushentsov
- Marina Levtova - Olga Belova
- Lydia Ezhevskaya - Zosia
Cast
- Yuri Stupakov - Vikhrov
- Gennady Garbuk - Antos
- Alexander Labush - Makashin
- Fedor Shmakov - Derkun
- Pavel Radchuk - Pasha
- Igor Vasilyuk - Gosh
In episodes
- Grigory Dunaev - wounded trumpeter
- Oleg Gushchin - officer
- Alexey Buldakov is a morally unstable soldier
- Yuri Moroz - border guard
- Grigory Firsov , Oleg Rogachev, Igor Neupokoev, B. Gontarev, Viktor Rybchinsky , Vladimir Izotov , Sergey Pozhogin, Mikhail Dolgopolov , Alexander Kashperov , Andrey Olifererenko
- The credits do not indicate :
- Alexander Arzhilovsky - Colonel Korotkov
- Valery Voytyuk - Sklyar
- Archil Gomiashvili - I.V. Stalin
- Herbert Dmitriev - Lieutenant General Maslennikov
- Gunar Dalmanis - German pilot
- Victor Kostetsky - German saboteur Buchner
- Janis Paukshtello - German pilot
- Boleslav Sevko - Polish Communist Stopinsky
- Vladimir Tkachenko - Golikov
- Rostislav Shmyryov - Anatoly Gennadevich
- Varis Vetra, Stanislav Vilkin , Thomas Voronetsky , Alexander Kurlovich , Vyacheslav Novik, Mikhail Fedorovsky, Igor Shkurin
Camera crew
- Script writer - Oleg Smirnov
- Production - Vyacheslav Nikiforov
- Director of photography - Igor Remishevsky
- Composers - Vladimir Devidenko , Igor Zubkov
- Sound engineer - Sergey Bubenko
- Director - L. Fadeeva
- Editor - E. Svatko
- Artists:
- for make-up - Grigory Khrapoutsky
- Costumes - Elena Kurmaz
- Operator - B. Halper
- Decorators - B. Bank, V. Schegolkov
- Combined Shooting:
- Operators - R. Andreasyan, V. Kuzhelko
- Artist - I. Kovalenko
- Director group - M. Israelyan, V. Kalashnik, R. Mirsky, V. Donets, L. Milchanina
- Assistant Operators - N. Zuev, V. Alakin
- Administrative group - A. Telushko, E. Kuzminov, V. Wanda, O. Kozhemyako
- Instrumental ensemble under the direction of M. Litvin
- Recording music - V. Vinogradov
- Chief Consultant - Lieutenant General V. Ivanov
- Consultants - Major General G. Veselov, Colonel A. Korchmit
- Editor - I. Dylevsky
- Music Editor - Leonid Zakhlevny
- Director of the picture - Vladimir Belko
- The film uses materials from the Central State Archive of Film and Photo Documents of the USSR , the USSR State Film Fund , the Teleradiofund and the Central Museum of the Border Troops of the KGB of the USSR .
- The film crew thanks the personnel of the Brest Red Banner named after F.E. Dzerzhinsky border detachment for their participation and assistance in filming the film.
- The film was shot on the film of Shostkinsky p / o " Svema ".
Production
Most of the film was shot in the 86th (former 17th) Brest border detachment of the Western border district of the KGB of the USSR in the summer of 1985. The old complex of the 14th border post of the 86th POGO built in the 1950s was used as nature. By that time, a new outpost was built, the command of the border district allowed to give the old outpost “to the tear” of the film crew. For the shooting, both for extras and for the equipment of the shooting area, all the reserves of the border detachment were attracted: training outposts, a motorized maneuver group, an engineer-sapper company, a communications company and a mortar battery. River scenes were filmed on the Bug Canal outside the border zone.
Igor Vasilyuk and Pasha Radchuk, who played the sons of the political instructor Belov, were the children of officers of the 86th border detachment.