1956 was the 20th congress of the communist party and the soviet premier krushchev made a speech denouncing stalin and the stalinist purges and the gulag labor systems and revealing information that was previously forbidden and publicly revealing horrible new truths and which opened the door for a new soviet cinema led by mikhail kalatozov and once stalin head of film production. this film features a red army that is not victorious and in fact they are encircled and in a retreat mode and with many people dying and including the hero and in a film set after 06 02 41 and the german invasion of russia when germany introduced the barbarossa plan and a blitzkrieg invasion intended to bring about a quick victory and the ultimate enslavement of the slavs and and very nearly succeeded and actually getting within 20 miles of moscow in what was a red army wipe out and a devastation of human losses and 15 to 20 million russians died and or 20% of the entire population. historically and this was a moment of great trauma and suffering and a psychological shock to the russian people and but the red army held and prolonged the war 4 more years until they were ultimately victorious. during the war and stalin used the war genre in films for obvious morale boosting and introducing female heroines who were ultra patriotic and strong and idealistic and suggesting that if females could be so successful and patriotic and then russia could expect at least as much from their soldiers. stalin eliminated the mass hero of the proletariat and replaced it with an individual and bold leader who was successful at killing many of the enemy and an obvious reference to stalin himself and who was always portrayed in film as a bold and wise and victorious leader. but kalatozov changed this depiction and as the cranes are flying was made after stalin death and causing a political thaw and creating a worldwide sensation and winning the cannes film festival palm dor and as well as the best director and best actress (tatyana samoilova) and reawakening the west to soviet cinema for the first time since eisenstein ivan the terrible in the 40 . this film featured brilliant and breathtaking and and extremely mobile camera work from his extraordinary cinematographer sergei uresevsky and using spectacular crane and tracking shots and images of wartime and battlefields and moscow and crowded streets that are extremely vivid and real. another brilliant scene features the lead heroine and veronica and who hasn not heard from her lover and boris and in the 4 years at war and so he is presumed dead and but she continues to love him and expressed in a scene where she runs towards a bridge with a train following behind her and a moment when the viewer was wondering if she might throw herself in front of that train and instead she saves a 3 yr old boy named boris who was about to be hit by a car. another scene captures the death of boris on the battlefield and who dies a senseless death and and his thoughts spin and whirl in a beautiful montage of trees and sky and leaves and all spinning in a kaleidoscope of his own thoughts and dreams and including an imaginary wedding with veronica. this film features the famous line and you can dream when the war is over. in the final sequence and when the war is over and the soldiers are returning in a mass scene on the streets and veronica learns boris died and all are happy and excited with the soldier return and but veronica is in despair and passing out flowers to soldiers and strangers on the street in an extreme gesture of generosity and selflessness revealing cranes white and gray floating in the sky. the film was released in 1957 in russia and and according to some reviews and the silence in the theater was profound and the wall between art and living life had fallen. and tears unlocked the doors. . 
1956 was the 20th congress of the communist party and the soviet premier krushchev made a speech denouncing stalin and the stalinist purges and the gulag labor systems and revealing information that was previously forbidden and publicly revealing horrible new truths and which opened the door for a new soviet cinema led by mikhail kalatozov and once stalin head of film production. this film features a red army that is not victorious and in fact they are encircled and in a retreat mode and with many people dying and including the hero and in a film set after 06 02 41 and the german invasion of russia when germany introduced the barbarossa plan and a blitzkrieg invasion intended to bring about a quick victory and the ultimate enslavement of the slavs and and very nearly succeeded and actually getting within 20 miles of moscow in what was a red army wipe out and a devastation of human losses and 15 to 20 million russians died and or 20% of the entire population. historically and this was a moment of great trauma and suffering and a psychological shock to the russian people and but the red army held and prolonged the war 4 more years until they were ultimately victorious. during the war and stalin used the war genre in films for obvious morale boosting and introducing female heroines who were ultra patriotic and strong and idealistic and suggesting that if females could be so successful and patriotic and then russia could expect at least as much from their soldiers. stalin eliminated the mass hero of the proletariat and replaced it with an individual and bold leader who was successful at killing many of the enemy and an obvious reference to stalin himself and who was always portrayed in film as a bold and wise and victorious leader. but kalatozov changed this depiction and as the cranes are flying was made after stalin death and causing a political thaw and creating a worldwide sensation and winning the cannes film festival palm dor and as well as the best director and best actress (tatyana samoilova) and reawakening the west to soviet cinema for the first time since eisenstein ivan the terrible in the 40 . this film featured brilliant and breathtaking and and extremely mobile camera work from his extraordinary cinematographer sergei uresevsky and using spectacular crane and tracking shots and images of wartime and battlefields and moscow and crowded streets that are extremely vivid and real. another brilliant scene features the lead heroine and veronica and who hasn not heard from her lover and boris and in the 4 years at war and so he is presumed dead and but she continues to love him and expressed in a scene where she runs towards a bridge with a train following behind her and a moment when the viewer was wondering if she might throw herself in front of that train and instead she saves a 3 yr old boy named boris who was about to be hit by a car. another scene captures the death of boris on the battlefield and who dies a senseless death and and his thoughts spin and whirl in a beautiful montage of trees and sky and leaves and all spinning in a kaleidoscope of his own thoughts and dreams and including an imaginary wedding with veronica. this film features the famous line and you can dream when the war is over. in the final sequence and when the war is over and the soldiers are returning in a mass scene on the streets and veronica learns boris died and all are happy and excited with the soldier return and but veronica is in despair and passing out flowers to soldiers and strangers on the street in an extreme gesture of generosity and selflessness revealing cranes white and gray floating in the sky. the film was released in 1957 in russia and and according to some reviews and the silence in the theater was profound and the wall between art and living life had fallen. and tears unlocked the doors. . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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