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The Last Frontier (2020 film)
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The Last Frontier
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Directed by Vadim Shmelyov
Written by Vadim Shmelyov Igor Ugolnikov Viacheslav Fetisov Produced by Igor Ugolnikov (ru) Evgeniy Ayzikovich Igor Furmanyuk Leonid Melamud Starring Aleksey Bardukov Evgeniy Dyatlov Sergey Bezrukov Lubov Konstantinova Artyom Gubin Igor Yudin
Cinematography Andrey Gurkin
Edited by Mariya Sergeenkova
Music by Yuri Poteyenko
Production company VoenFilm
Distributed by Central Partnership
Release date
November 4, 2020 (Russia)
Running time 130 minutes
Country Russia Language Russian Budget ₽450 million
Box office ₽87.7 million[1]
also released as (Russian: Подольские курсанты, romanized: , lit. 'Podolsk cadets') is a 2020 Russian WWII film written and directed by Vadim Shmelyov. A story about the heroic performance of the Podolsk cadets’ (ru) at the Battle of Moscow in October 1941.[2][3]
Plot[edit]
The cadets of the Podolsk artillery and infantry schools are completing their training, and they will soon become commanders. Two friends compete for a girl. Suddenly, the command learns about the breakthrough of the front and the movement of a German tank column to Moscow. The only serious force is the cadets, they must stop the Germans at the Ilyinsky defence line and hold out until the reserves approach. In fierce battles, where many of them die, they fulfill this task.[4]
Cast[edit]
Aleksey Bardukov as Lieutenant Afanasiy Aleshkin
Evgeniy Dyatlov [ru] as the head of the Podolsk Artillery School, Colonel Ivan Strelbitskiy [ru]
Sergey Bezrukov as Captain Ivan Starchak [ru]
Lubov Konstantinova as Junior Sergeant Mariya 'Masha' Grigorieva, nurse
Artyom Gubin as Junior Sergeant Aleksandr 'Sashka' Lavrov, cadet
Igor Yudin as Sergeant Mitya Shemyakin, cadet
Guram Bablishvili as Lieutenant Museridze
Dmitriy Solomykin as Lieutenant Shapovalov
Roman Madyanov as Major General Vasily Smirnov
Yekaterina Rednikova as Military doctor Nikitina
Sergey Bondarchuk Jr. as Major Dementyev
Darya Ursulyak as Liza Aleshkina
Daniil Spivakovsky as engineer Uglov
Vasiliy Mishchenko as Lieutenant General Eliseev
Gleb Bochkov as Sergeant Yakhin
Oleg Ots as Bogatov, cadet
Aleksey Kopashov as Simonov
Gleb Danilov as Slavik Nikitin
Aleksey Takharov as Azamat Khalilov, cadet
Dmitry Topol as Ibragimov, cadet
Pavel Stont as Vasilkov, cadet
Aleksandr Lobanov as Battalion Commissar Andropov
Stas Shmelev as Senior Lieutenant Nosov
Nikolay Samsonov as Paramedic Petrov
Pavel Krainov as Captain Rossikov
Kirill Zaporozhskiy as Senior political instructor Lepekhin
Darya Konyzheva as Red Army women Lyusya Shishkina
Pavel Levkin as Senior Lieutenant Mamchich
Dmitry Brauer as Germany Major Werner
Production[edit]
2020 Russian stamp dedicated to the (2020 film)
The film was shot at a specially built film complex "VoenFilm" in Medyn, where a village was built, pillboxes were dug, a river was built and filled with water, and part of the Varshavskoye Highway was dumped.[5] Historical consultants tried to achieve maximum reliability of what was shown, up to the reconstruction of the numbers of tanks and aircraft; in particular, Bezrukov's character is armed with a Thompson submachine gun, since such a weapon was found during excavations at the Ilyinsky border.
Filming[edit]
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The filming location of the feature film took place from August to November 2018, Scenes of Peaceful Days: Ivanovskoe Estate in the Podolsk Urban Okrug, Moscow Oblast and Kaluga Oblast.[6]
The project was supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Governor of Moscow Oblast and Governor of Kaluga Oblast, deputies of the State Duma, the Russian Youth Union, well-known public and political figures.
The Central Archives of the Russian Ministry of Defence provides advisory support and proper supervision over the credibility of the film.
The supervisory board of the film project is headed by Viacheslav Fetisov.
Reception[edit]
Budget[edit]
The film's budget was 450 million rubles, of which 60 million were provided by the Ministry of Culture, the rest was allocated by investors, distributors and a film studio.[7]
Release[edit]
The film was released in Russian by Central Partnership on November 4, 2020.
The Last Frontier (2020)
The Last Frontier: Directed by Vadim Shmelyov. With Artyom Gubin, Lubov Konstantinova, Igor Yudin, Aleksey Bardukov. A film about the feat of the Podolsk cadets in October 1941 near Moscow. The cadets of the Podolsk artillery-infantry schools are ordered to take up defenses on the Ilyinsky line.
The Last Frontier
Original title: Podolskiye kursanty
2020 2h 16m
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A film about the feat of the Podolsk cadets in October 1941 near Moscow. The cadets of the Podolsk artillery-infantry schools are ordered to take up defenses on the Ilyinsky line.
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Top cast Artyom Gubin Sashka Lavrov Lubov Konstantinova
Nurse Masha Grigorieva
Igor Yudin
Cadet Dmitry Shemyakin
Aleksey Bardukov
Lieutenant Alyoshkin
Evgeniy Dyatlov Colonel Strelbitsky Sergey Bezrukov Captain Starchak Roman Madyanov
Major General Smirnov
Yekaterina Rednikova
Military Doctor Nikitina
Sergey Bondarchuk Major Dementiev Guram Bablishvili
Lieutenant Museridze
Dmitriy Solomykin
Lieutenant Shapovalov
Darya Ursulyak Lisa Alyoshkina Daniil Spivakovskiy Engineer Uglov Vasiliy Mishchenko
Lieutenant General Eliseyev
Gleb Bochkov Sergeant Yakhin Mark Vdovin Cadet Pakhomov Daria Konyzheva
Nurse Lyusya Shishkina
Pavel Stont Vasilkov Director Vadim Shmelyov Writers
Vadim ShmelyovIgor Ugolnikov
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User reviews36 Review FEATURED REVIEW 6 /10
Could have been a good movie.
It has good characters and an interesting subject. The war scenes are professional taken with explosions and soldiers flying through the air when that happens. So far so good. But the story is boring in long parts and through the hole time - except the battle scenes - the music tries to ballance the weak dialogues; tries to make them more interesting. Most of the time the movie drips from patriotism and has less scenes to point out the fears of war. The soldiers are unrealistic motivated, no weakling, no coward. It's a black and white scenario. Here the good, there the bad. It's a one dimensional drawing of the.incidences. There is no bad russian in this movie, but all bad people are on the other side. Underlined with dozends of cheesy patriotic expressions.
It had the chance to be something special, just because of the professional making. But the nerve killing cheese score blew it. And of course the weak dialogues. Sorry for the actors. They seem to have tried their best.
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