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Chronicle of Flaming Years ()

Povest plamennykh let (original title)
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In early Summer 1941, German troops penetrate into Russia, wreaking human and material destruction. Ivan Orlyukov, a young Russian, takes up arms and rises up against the invader. He is not alone : a whole people struggles with him and... See more »

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general Glazunov (as B. Andreyev)
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Vasiliy Ryasnyy uchitel (as S. Lukyanov)
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Bogdanovskiy khirurg (as V. Merkuryev)
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Ivan Orlyuk (as N. Vingranovskiy)
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Ulyana Vasilyevna (as S. Zhgun)
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mayor Velichko (as M. Mayorov)
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Mariya (as Z. Kirienko)
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von Brenner (as B. Bibikov)
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Shrader (as V. Akuraters)
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Yevgeniy Gribovskiy (as V. Zeldin)
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Mandryka (as B. Novikov)
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Roman Klunnyy (as Ye. Bondarenko)
Aleksandr Romanenko ...
Semyon Klunnyy (as A. Romanenko)
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Antonina (as A. Bogdanova)
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Demid - otets Ivana Orlyuka (as S. Petrov)
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Tatyana (as V. Kapustina)
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Olena Stupakova (as M. Bulgakova)
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Chlen voennogo tribunala (as V. Gulyayev)
Aleksandr Khovanskiy ...
Pavel Virskiy (as A. Khovanskiy)
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Kurbatskiy (as L. Lobov)
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Maty invalida (as Ye. Maksimova)
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Soldat (as L. Parkhomenko)
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Ofitser v shtabe (as A. Pokrovskiy)
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maty Marii (as N. Sazonova)
Vladimir Seleznyov ...
Invalid (as V. Seleznyov)
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Razvedchik (as Ye. Shutov)
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kapitan Schultz (as P. Vinnik)
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Otets invalida (as V. Vitrishchak)
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Styopa (as G. Yukhtin)
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Directed by

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Yuliya Solntseva

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Sergey Bondarchuk ... (narration)
 
Aleksandr Dovzhenko ... (screenplay)

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Aleksandr Dovzhenko ... producer

Music by

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Gavriil Popov

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Fyodor Provorov ... (as F. Provorov)
Aleksei Temerin ... (as A. Temerin)

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Alla Abramova ... (as A. Abramova)
Klavdiya Moskvina ... (as K. Moskvina)

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Aleksandr Borisov ... (as S. Borisov)

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Aleksandr Samulekin ... (as A. Samulyekin)

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Shelli Bykhovskaya ... (as Sh. Bykhovskaya)
Gennadiy Yepishin ... (as G. Yepishin)

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I. Chechenin ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Lidija Kanarejkina ... production manager (as L. Kanareykina)
I. Soluyanov ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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L. Basov ... assistant director
Anatoli Chemodurov ... trainee assistant director (as A. Chemodurov)

Sound Department

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Yakov Kharon ... sound (as Ya. Kharon)
Igor Urvantsev ... sound (as I. Urvantsev)

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Mikhail Semyonov ... special effects (as M. Semyonov)
Boris Travkin ... special effects operator (as B. Travkin)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Vladimir Minayev ... camera operator (as V. Minayev)

Music Department

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Grigoriy Gamburg ... conductor (as G. Gamburg)

Script and Continuity Department

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I. Rostovtsev ... script editor

Additional Crew

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M. Popov ... consultant

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Plot Summary

In early Summer 1941, German troops penetrate into Russia, wreaking human and material destruction. Ivan Orlyukov, a young Russian, takes up arms and rises up against the invader. He is not alone : a whole people struggles with him and manages, through their own self-sacrifice, to expel the Nazis from the motherland. Altogether, they fight fiercely till the full annihilation of the enemy. Written by Guy Bellinger

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Also Known As
  • Повесть пламенных лет (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • The Story of the Flaming Years (World-wide, English title)
  • Chronicle of Flaming Years (United States)
  • The Flaming Years (United Kingdom)
  • Le dit des années de feu (France)
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  • 91 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Submitted to the British Board of Film Censors by Cinerama Ltd and passed with a "U" certificate (for all ages) on 9 February 1965. Opened in London at the Coliseum Cinerama on 11 March 1965 and ran (quite successfully for a Russian propaganda epic) for five weeks. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (2018). See more »

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