I had the privilege of watching the film in its entirety last night on a Russian language video site. It was gory, but very good.
The film is set in the breakaway republic of Lugansk in May, 2014. It shows the start of the separatist movement. the story centers around the foreshortened lives of two families, who were unaware of what was happening until it was too late.
The trailer is in Russian but in a translatable format::
Curiously, the Lugansk ruling government has yet to comment on the film.
Direct translation via Google Translate
You can view the Americanized version of Alexander Solzhenitsyn's story in full and in English here:
[REGNUM] The official trailer for the feature film "Ivan Denisovich" directed by Gleb Panfilov has been published on YouTube.
Filip Yankovsky , Artur Beschastny , Stepan Abramov , Alexander Karavaev , Igor Savochkin are involved in the film adaptation of Alexander Solzhenitsyn's story "One Day in Ivan Denisovich."
The film will premiere on September 23, 2021.
Recall that Solzhenitsyn wrote the story "One Day in Ivan Denisovich" in 1959, in 1962 the work was published in the magazine "New World."
The story is dedicated to the prisoner Ivan Shukhov, who ended up in the camp after the German captivity. The work, written in an anti-Stalinist spirit, brought Solzhenitsyn an unprecedented fame for him.
The trailer is in Russian but in a translatable format:
Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense reports of periodic skirmishes from small arms in two directions; Yeraskh-Chambarak-Nakhchichevan and Verin Shorzha-Karvajar.
Report from Yeraskh, on the border with Nakhichevan where for the past month there have been regular skirmishes. Local man says "it has turned regular for us, we don't panic as before. We go to our work and back." As he's speaking, machine gun fire is heard in the background. https://t.co/rcL2JjKGrspic.twitter.com/ipm67You0Q
According to preliminary data, rescuers managed to find eight people alive , at least two of them were seriously injured. The search for the rest continues. There were 16 people on board, including 13 tourists.
The crashed Mi-8 sank under water. According to the preliminary version, bad weather could have been the cause of the disaster: the helicopter landed in very poor visibility conditions, and there were heavy fogs in this region in the morning. Other priority versions: pilot error and technical malfunction.
One of the victims of the MI-8 helicopter crash in Kamchatka, near the Kronotsky Reserve, was a family from St. Petersburg: two parents and a child. By a happy coincidence, the father survived, the mother and the 17-year-old young man have not yet been found - and the chances of a miracle are diminishing by the second.
As the son of one of the surviving tourists , Mikhail Strelkin, told KP-Petersburg , a large group of acquaintances gathered in the ill-fated helicopter on August 12.
"Mikhail loved extreme, but his wife did not share this hobby": Mother and son from St. Petersburg cannot be found after a helicopter crash in Kamchatka.
βIt was only part of the group,β Mikhail explained. "In general, about twenty people went to Kamchatka from St. Petersburg, probably. A month ago, they agreed, called their father, 'well, let's go.' Already on the spot, apparently, they split up; some went on foot, others chose a helicopter flight to the Khodutka volcano. The helicopter, as far as I know, was ordered in advance, back in St. Petersburg.
"If we consider the version that the helicopter hit its nose, then it is very surprising that so many people were saved. While the aircraft is in the water, it is possible to leave it through the escape hatches. But it all depends on the position of the helicopter, if it hits its nose or falls on its side, then there is almost no chance. The blades begin to chop off the beam of the helicopter, it does not float and sinks quickly. Then there are 15 seconds to get out. The survivors were extraordinarily lucky, they probably had strong guardian angels," Stanislav Shtinov, a helicopter pilot of the Russian Emergencies Ministry told KP.
Rosturizm after the crash of the Mi-8 also check compliance with safety requirements in the provision of tourist services in Kamchatka.
Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Bastrykin instructed to report on the progress of the investigation of the criminal case into the crash of the MI-8 helicopter in Kamchatka
According to open sources, Igor Redkin owns 49.5% of shares in the authorized capital of Vityaz-Aero LLC. The rest of the company's shares belong to the co-owners of the Okeanrybflot fishing company. He is also the founder of the Vityaz-Travel travel company and owns a 50% stake in the authorized capital.
We will remind, Igor Redkin said that he accidentally shot a man in the village of Ozernovsky, confusing him with a bear. After being detained, he withdrew his candidacy from the elections and suspended his membership in the party.
After the helicopter crash in Kamchatka, Rostransnadzor will conduct an unscheduled inspection of the Vityaz-Aero airline.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
