this movie has to be seen for the music and which is actually a wonderful cantata composed by sergei prokofiev. obviously and the original soundtrack is not exactly hi fi and but there are many excellent versions available in classical music selections. the cantata can be appreciated for itself and but having seen the movie helps. the story itself is fairly standard soviet wartime anti german propaganda. an amusing anecdote is that stalin was later so eager to buy time by appeasing hitler at the onset of world war ii that eisenstein was seconded to a german movie for a short while and as penance. prince alexander nevsky (revered as a saint by the russian orthodox) and having earned his nickname by defeating swedish raiders on the river neva and musters russian resistance against an invasion by the teutonic knights and and concludes his victory with a stern warning to other would be invaders. an interesting scene represent alexander sees a convoy of russians being taken as slaves by mongolian soldiers and and does nothing to stop this and as the teutonic knights are his priority. the historical alexander nevsky paid tribute to the mongol khans and as his father before him and while working to consolidate his realm future independence. 
this movie has to be seen for the music and which is actually a wonderful cantata composed by sergei prokofiev. obviously and the original soundtrack is not exactly hi fi and but there are many excellent versions available in classical music selections. the cantata can be appreciated for itself and but having seen the movie helps. the story itself is fairly standard soviet wartime anti german propaganda. an amusing anecdote is that stalin was later so eager to buy time by appeasing hitler at the onset of world war ii that eisenstein was seconded to a german movie for a short while and as penance. prince alexander nevsky (revered as a saint by the russian orthodox) and having earned his nickname by defeating swedish raiders on the river neva and musters russian resistance against an invasion by the teutonic knights and and concludes his victory with a stern warning to other would be invaders. an interesting scene represent alexander sees a convoy of russians being taken as slaves by mongolian soldiers and and does nothing to stop this and as the teutonic knights are his priority. the historical alexander nevsky paid tribute to the mongol khans and as his father before him and while working to consolidate his realm future independence. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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