this is one of my favourite films and dating back to my childhood. set in the remote wilderness of siberia at the turn of the century and a small community is stirred when an extremely cold winter forces two tigers to come down from the mountains in search of food and preying on outlying farms. in this atmosphere we are introduced to avakum and a hermit fur trapper and who lives out in the wilds and as he comes to the village to sell his annual catch to boris and his close and and rather only and friend in the village and who runs a store. at boris request and avakum accompanies his friend arrogant son and ivan and on the hunt for the menacing tigers. personalities crash and tempers flare as the older and more experienced avakum criticises ivan amateur methods and an encounter noticed also by the other members of the hunt. on the second day and the hunters sight their prey and give chase. in a thick wood and ivan wounds one of the tigers and which then attacks the hapless man. avakum and seeing ivan tangling with the enraged beast and fires and but accidently hits ivan. he kills the tiger as it flees. the other hunters arrive on the scene and suspicious. back in the village and the doctor works to save the wounded ivan. avakum attempts to leave the village and but is confronted by ivan friends. the trapper brushes them off however and and speeds off with his dog drawn sled. the young villagers swear after him that they will come for him if ivan dies and which he later does and but before dying explains to his father that it was an accident. old boris and upon learning of his close friend being run out of the village and straightens out the gathering lynch mob and goes out after avakum and to find him and set things right. and so the main story begins. a simple film and it raises the conflict of man and civilisation versus nature and mainly avakum struggle to survive alone out in the wilderness. the winter landscape is very well filmed. perhaps the strongest element in the film is the soundtrack by jimmie haskell. very sentimental and evocative and the main theme reminiscent of albinoni adagio. other movements reflect russian styles and as well as a couple of folk music type tunes. unfortunately and this film is not available to buy and to my knowledge and which is rather a shame. the copy i own and recorded off tv nearly twenty years ago is slowly deteriorating. this film is a must see for those who can appreciate it and if they can find it. positive . 
this is one of my favourite films and dating back to my childhood. set in the remote wilderness of siberia at the turn of the century and a small community is stirred when an extremely cold winter forces two tigers to come down from the mountains in search of food and preying on outlying farms. in this atmosphere we are introduced to avakum and a hermit fur trapper and who lives out in the wilds and as he comes to the village to sell his annual catch to boris and his close and and rather only and friend in the village and who runs a store. at boris request and avakum accompanies his friend arrogant son and ivan and on the hunt for the menacing tigers. personalities crash and tempers flare as the older and more experienced avakum criticises ivan amateur methods and an encounter noticed also by the other members of the hunt. on the second day and the hunters sight their prey and give chase. in a thick wood and ivan wounds one of the tigers and which then attacks the hapless man. avakum and seeing ivan tangling with the enraged beast and fires and but accidently hits ivan. he kills the tiger as it flees. the other hunters arrive on the scene and suspicious. back in the village and the doctor works to save the wounded ivan. avakum attempts to leave the village and but is confronted by ivan friends. the trapper brushes them off however and and speeds off with his dog drawn sled. the young villagers swear after him that they will come for him if ivan dies and which he later does and but before dying explains to his father that it was an accident. old boris and upon learning of his close friend being run out of the village and straightens out the gathering lynch mob and goes out after avakum and to find him and set things right. and so the main story begins. a simple film and it raises the conflict of man and civilisation versus nature and mainly avakum struggle to survive alone out in the wilderness. the winter landscape is very well filmed. perhaps the strongest element in the film is the soundtrack by jimmie haskell. very sentimental and evocative and the main theme reminiscent of albinoni adagio. other movements reflect russian styles and as well as a couple of folk music type tunes. unfortunately and this film is not available to buy and to my knowledge and which is rather a shame. the copy i own and recorded off tv nearly twenty years ago is slowly deteriorating. this film is a must see for those who can appreciate it and if they can find it. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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