Stalingrad (2014)

 ●  English ● 2 hrs 11 mins

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The plot is based on "a dramatic love story against the backdrop of a grand battle". The action takes place in 1942 when the German troops occupied the bank of the Volga river. Having failed while attempting to cross the Volga and launch a counter-offensive on the German army, the Soviet troops were forced to retreat. However, a few soldiers managed to get to the shore of the enemy. They remain in the minority, and hide in a coastal house, where they met a girl. The Germans occupied her home, and she did not have time to leave the front line. Against the backdrop of the most bloody battle in the mankind history develops a love story, and from that moment the soldiers have to protect this girl at any cost.
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Did you know? Eventhough the movie was a phenomenal box office success in Russia, although it received mixed responses from critics, who interestingly found the film more of a visual spectacle than a meaty film about such an important historical period. Read More
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Spoken Languages:
German, Russian
Colour Info:
Color
Camera:
Red Epic
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Trivia:
Russians submitted the film as their official selection for the Best Foreign language film at the Academy Awards, but it did not make the short list for the final list of nominations.

Eventhough the movie was a phenomenal box office success in Russia, although it received mixed responses from critics, who interestingly found the film more of a visual spectacle than a meaty film about such an important historical period.

Stalingrad created history by becoming the first non-American IMAX formatted feature film. Presented in 3D, this a visual spectacle, with massive swarms of soldiers, swooping camera shots, and explosion after explosion.

Fedor Bondarchuk's "Stalingrad," is a $30 million war epic which released in North America by Sony Pictures. that looks closely at The Battle of Stalingrad in WWII.