Photo from the pre-premiere screening of the film "Brotherhood" by Pavel Lungin

On the eve of the cinema "Illusion" held a pre-premiere screening of the film "Brotherhood" by Pavel Lungin. About this "Military Review" reported the day before in the material. The film was filmed according to the memoirs of the direct participants in the Afghan events. He tells about the period preceding the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan. In fact, the film "Brotherhood" is timed to the 30 anniversary of the withdrawal of the Soviet contingent from this country.

Commentary after watching the film "Brotherhood" from a member of the senior officers of the organization "Officers of Russia" Major General Nikolai Tutrin (comment provided by the press service of the Officers of Russia organization):

I can say that the impression I received is the complete satisfaction from watching the film, from its script. Here was shown the role of the soldiers, the role of the officer in the war. It is very important for me.

Photo materials provided by the press service of the public organization. "Officers of Russia":

Not without hard questions from journalists to the actor who is busy in the film "Brotherhood". Speech about Jan Tsapnik. And these questions were related to his work in another film - in the “black comedy” “Holiday” about the blockade of Leningrad.

The director of the film "Brotherhood" Pavel Lungin:

In the auditorium:

Creative film team:

Comments

[Gerklim]

I hope the film comes out good. And then we have recently been a little taut with a good and high-quality movie.

[Hlavaty]

Quote: GerKlim

I hope the film comes out good.

I don't hope after "Tsar".
And the abundance of orange scarves somehow strongly resembles the Ukrainian Maidan of 2004. So you expect them to start chanting: "Yushchenko! Yushchenko! Yushchenko!"
By the way, do you think this is a coincidence? "I don't think" (Kiselev)

[Ⅴ - vendetta]

Not without tough questions from journalists to the actor who is involved in the film "Brotherhood". It's about Yana Tsapnik.

I don't like this actor since the Brigade. Although I saw many of his positive roles, but some kind of sediment.

Well, this is purely subjective.

I’ll definitely watch the movie.
PS. One actor from the brigade (Schulz) under Art. 228 h. 5 took, from fifteen threatens.

[Glory1974]

I don't like this actor since the Brigade. Although I saw many of his positive roles, but some kind of sediment.

On the one hand, Tsapnik served in Afghanistan as a conscript in the intelligence battalion, so the guy should seem to be normal. I don’t know how he got into the "holiday". Probably money doesn’t smell.

[Trevis]

I’ll take a look!

[Cradle]

I hope not such pornography as the movie Rodina ???

[lopvlad]

Quote: Cradle

I hope not such pornography ....

do not hope. Lungin without spitting in the direction of power of the USSR does not take off.

[Skay]

I hope this film will be a breath of clean air in the atmosphere of the cinema ship of our time.

[VRF]

I really hope that this is not another demshiz and anti-Soviet ..

[Etienne]

Lungin? This is for especially "gifted" ...

[Victorio]

if the film is good, then the pre-rental PR taken over from Hollywood is completely optional.

[georggy]

Bogdan Chukchi will definitely surpass the film "9th company", but not far

[Radical]

Not without hard questions from journalists to the actor who is busy in the film "Brotherhood". Speech about Jan Tsapnik. And these questions were related to his work in another film - in the “black comedy” “Holiday” about the blockade of Leningrad.

What did you answer?

[Rajah]

I don’t believe the reviews of generals and political officers. I remember "Pasha-Mercedes" drooling and a niggardly man's tear, said after watching "9th Company" that this is the best film about the Afghan war.

[Machine Gunner 391]

The main thing is that it does not work out as with "Indestructible": they promised a good war movie, but the result was a terrible vyser. I don’t even understand how these wonderful artists manage to screw up everything related to war films.

[Fevralsk. Morev]

Restrictions give rise to masterpieces. A vivid example is Soviet cinema.