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Destiny of a Man Details

1959 Certificate PG
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This was Sergei Bondarchuck's debut feature which he not only directed but also acted the main part of Andrei Sokolov in the screen adaptation of Nobel Prize winning author Mikhail Sholokov's novel. Beautifully crafted and acted, the film is a moving account of an ordinary Soviet citizen - Andrei Sokolov - during the desperate .. Read more

Starring Sergei Bondarchuk, Pavel Boriskin, Zinaida Kiriyenko, Pavel Volkov
Director Sergei Bondarchuk
Genres Drama, World Cinema

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Destiny of a Man

This was Sergei Bondarchuck's debut feature which he not only directed but also acted the main part of Andrei Sokolov in the screen adaptation of Nobel Prize winning author Mikhail Sholokov's novel.

Beautifully crafted and acted, the film is a moving account of an ordinary Soviet citizen - Andrei Sokolov - during the desperate fight to protect the motherland from Nazi invasion during World War II.

In the course of the struggle, Sokolov is captured by the German invaders and dispatched to a concentration camp in which the inmates are mercilessly worked and ill-treated. The only thing that urges him to cling on to his life is the thought of being reunited with his family when the war is over.

Starring Sergei Bondarchuk, Pavel Boriskin, Zinaida Kiriyenko, Pavel Volkov, Yuri Averin
Director Sergei Bondarchuk
Studio NOUVEAUX PICTURES
Run time DVD: 1 hr 34 mins
Certificate Certificate PG
Genres Drama, World Cinema
Language DVD: Russian
Subtitles DVD: English
Released Production year: 1959

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    • Destiny of a Man
      This was Sergei Bondarchuck's debut feature which he not only directed but also acted the main part of Andrei Sokolov in the screen adaptation of Nobel Prize winning author Mikhail Sholokov's novel.

      Beautifully crafted and acted, the film is a moving account of an ordinary Soviet citizen ...