If you love your country and you are a patriotic person then we have something for you. Here is the list of the Five Most Patriotic Movies of All Time.
Fate of Man
1959/War film, Biopic, Drama/USSR
Sergei Bondarchuk appears in yet another image; it’s his first. It is based on a 1957 short story by Mikhail Sholokhov of the same name. The primary character of this recording, Andrey Sokolov, was taken prisoner by the Germans at the outset of the Great Patriotic War. Despite being transferred to a concentration camp. The horrors there could not crush Sokolov’s spirit or determination to survive; instead, it was courage that allowed him to escape death and leave the front lines. But as it turned out, the real test is still to come.
The Star
2002 / War film, Drama, Action, Adventure / Russia
A contemporary retelling of the same-titled 1949 motion picture, which was inspired by Emmanuil Kazakevich’s account of the exploits of Soviet intelligence agents. The events of 1944 take place in the summer. The military keeps pushing the Nazi invaders closer to the western Soviet Union frontiers. The Germans are reportedly considering a force reorganisation that might alter the course of the war as they attempt to defend their ground. A reconnaissance team was sent to the German camp, known by the call sign “Star,” to ascertain the situation.
We Were Soldiers
1976 / War film, Drama / USSR
1944 Near the Podbednya railway station, the last frontier in front of the settlement of Ilyinka, where there were many injured at the time, 18 members of a platoon of tank destroyers stopped the advance of the German troops at the expense of their lives. 1970 Konstantin, a major in the tank soldiers, gets a postcard inviting him to visit the same train station where his father, Corporal Svyatkin, passed away over 30 years earlier. He meets Anna Velenstovich there, who is the descendant of junior lieutenant Suslin. Suslin led a squad that halted the advance of the Nazis. Unfamiliar people travel from all over the nation to the Podbednya station to pay tribute to the memories of 18 fallen heroes who are more alike than they initially assumed.
Ballad of a Soldier
1959/Melodrama, Drama, War film/USSR
When two German tanks are taken down during the Great Patriotic War by a straightforward soldier named Alexei Skvortsov. He requests permission to visit his mother as a reward rather than receiving a reward. Skvortsov encounters a variety of characters on his difficult journey. A soldier aids a frightened war invalid before meeting Shura, a girl with whom he instantly falls in love.
Twenty Days Without War
1976 / War film, Drama, Melodrama / Russia
After the Battle of Stalingrad, Frontline Journalist Lopatin is given 20 days off. Accordingly, He travels to Tashkent to visit the family of a slain colleague and to watch a movie based on his combat articles being filmed. Peaceful life seems implausibly strange to the main character, who is still reeling from what he has just been through: there is some sort of different situation here: ongoing lines for bread, outstanding only on special cards, miserable life, numerous funerals coming from the front, as well as theatres that were still operating normally in the back.
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