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¿Qué pasó para que Lyudmila Pavlichenko, una joven y bella mujer ucraniana, cogiera un rifle y se convertirse en la más mortal francotiradora de la Segunda Guerra Mundial? ¿Era una heroína o simplemente una asesina despiadada? El estallido de la Segunda Guerra Mundial sorprende a Lyudmila comenzando sus estudios superiores. Obligada a dejarlos para incorporarse a las filas del ejército ruso para luchar contra los horrores del nazismo, desde el principio, la joven muestra una gran destreza como francotiradora y sus habilidades no pasan desapercibidas para los dirigentes del Ejército Rojo. Sin dudarlo, envían a la joven a luchar por la defensa de la ciudad de Sebastopol amenazada en ese momento por el ejército alemán y sus aliados. Los 309 soldados que eliminó del bando alemán con su rifle, hicieron de ella una leyenda, convirtiéndose en una de las mayores representantes de la propaganda soviética. Llegó a viajar por todo Canadá y Estados Unidos explicando sus hazañas y mostrando el horror vivido durante la cruenta batalla. Algo que propició una estrecha amistad con la primera dama Eleanor Roosvelt. (Karma Films)
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Let’s compare Enemy at the Gates directed by a renowned European director with Battle for Sevastopol directed by an unknown Russian. The story is similar, situated during WWII, in fact with a rather epic character, but the difference is just huge, with way too much patriotism and pathos in the story, and on the other hand great action scenes. It is a shame. I do not know if I have a problem with Russian cinematography, but usually I came across a problem, not understanding. Although understanding was experienced as well. But not in this case.
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Except for some historical inaccuracies and a misleading title, I enjoyed the film. The battle scenes were quite realistic. Sometimes I could almost taste the dirt that the soldiers were either swallowing or being buried with. I was pleased that the Russian filmmakers were capable of self-criticism and showed that they can make a much better war film than Pearl Harbor or Fury. If it hadn't been for the unfortunate soundtrack which was really distracting at times, I would have given it five stars.
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The Russians and the war genre simply go together and work. A film about an elite female sniper who takes out 309 Nazis during WWII and you just and count the dead along with the main character. The action is perfect, the sniper scenes are thrilling, there is no shortage of proper brutality and solid visuals. I liked it, even if the scenes outside the battlefield were not as engaging. The highlight of the film is definitely the air raid on the Russian fleet. 70%
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