
Stanislav Lyubshin
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Andrey Petrovich Lvov, a World War 2 veteran, has lived a good and honest life, helping to raise three generations of offspring - his daughter, granddaughter and then his great grandson, Andie. His great-grandfather's kind and gentle influence on Andie was so strong that, upon entering military service, the boy was unable to cope with the tyranny of Captain Yefremov, a man whose numerous personal problems and hang-ups had turned him into a vindictive and merciless fiend. One day, in an alcoholic stupor, the Captain pulled a gun on Andie, accidentally shooting and killing him. During the investigation the Captain blamed the 'accident' on Andie's carelessness in handling arms. Six months later Andrey Petrovich learned the horrific truth behind the incident from one of his great grandson's friends on being demobilized from the military. It blends drama elements. The film reflects a distinct Ukraine style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Mikhail Zhuravkin. With a runtime of 1h 40m, it offers a comfortable feature-length experience.
The main cast includes Stanislav Lyubshin, Irina Lindt and Igor Chernevich. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Mikhail Zhuravkin, written by Leonora Pashchenko and Elena Zueva, produced by Vladyslav Riashyn and Larisa Zhuravskaya.

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