Belyy tigr
Réalisation:
Karen ChakhnazarovPhotographie:
Aleksandr KuznetsovActeurs·trices:
Aleksey Vertkov, Vitaliy Kishchenko, Vladimir Ilyin, Karl Kranzkowski, Christian Redl, Artyom Alekseev, Valeriy Grishko, Viktor Solovyov (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Set at the fierce height of the conflict in WWII, amidst the brutal winter of the Eastern Front, a war-ravaged hero sets out on a perilous mission to confront the legendary White Tiger. After barely surviving a battle with the mysterious, ghostly-white Tiger tank that has devastated the artillery corps under his command, Red Army Sergeant Ivan Naydenov (Aleksey Vertkov) becomes obsessed with the war-machine's destruction. This leads to an epic chase, culminating in a series of explosive, frenzied skirmishes across the once-majestic Russian landscape in an effort to destroy this seemingly indestructible symbol of Nazi oppression. (Pinnacle Films)
(plus)Critiques (1)
If this was strictly a war film, I would have given it a ‘Boo!’, but since the Russian filmmakers took a slightly different route and made what could have been entitled "The Tank Whisperer", I let the tank tracks lead me to three stars. What made me give it such a high rating is the lack of melodrama in the film's ending and an interesting point that was far from misguided. So yes, I have a lot of reservations concerning this film, but I don't consider it a waste of my time.
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