Kavkazskiy plennik Siniy platochek
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@orhanakay78 Oleg Menchikov, from the movie...I think you just have to get the movie.."Prisoner of the Mountains." Superb film.
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This is the best performance of "Siniy Platochek" i have ever heard. Can someone tell me who is singing? Even better, can someone tell me where I can find the song itself?
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Письма твои получая, Слышу я голос живой. И между строчек Синий платочек Снова встает предо мной. И часто в бой Провожает меня облик твой, Чувствую, рядом С любящим взглядом Ты постоянно со мной. Сколько заветных платочков Носим в шинелях с собой! Нежные речи, Девичьи плечи Помним в страде боевой. За них, родных, Желанных, любимых таких. Строчит пулеметчик За синий платочек, Что был на плечах дорогих!
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I don't understand his first two verses at all (the ones he sings before the whistling)!
His 3rd and last verses are the first two verses of the original song - but what is he singing in the first two verses?
PS: Been a fan of Menshikov's acting since I saw Mikhailov's "Burnt By The Sun".
I wish there were more Russian films with English subs to watch (trying to learn Russian, just not there yet!)
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Love the film, great anti war without portraiting one side as bad. Great song btw
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@DrKorn5 Yes
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kavkazskiy plennik (Bodrov Jr.)
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BELLA CANCION!
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Ниочём...
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anti-war movie, in general.
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about a group of russians abushed by chechens during the first war, 2 of them get taken prisoner by an old chechen man who wants to swap them for his son, in a russian priz camp. the officer is much more interested in escaping, and the younger conscript tries to make friends with his captives. it is based on a story by tolstoy on the caucasian war (in the 1800s) good movie
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What's this movie about?
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Yes, it is. But it's visa versa, this song "Siniy platochek" was very popular before the war, so people just made different lyrics about start of the war.
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Thank you for sharing. I saw movie in theaters... and countless times on DVS. You capture perfectly.
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isnt that song "on june 22nd at 4 O'clock in the morning Kiev was bombed"? with different lyrics?
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klasno
I love, love, love this film! When I first watched it (in 1998 or 1999, I believe) I had to stare motionless, but thoughtful at the empty TV screen when the film was over...
Just the best film about vengeance and reconciliation.
Keimzelle 3 years ago 18
beautiful song, beautifully sung.
dorathecow 3 years ago 15