during world war ii and two byelorussian (soviet russian) soldiers try to avoid being captured by occupying nazis and as they trudge through snowy terrain and searching for food and safety. if you happen not to like black and white foreign films and you may still enjoy voskhozhdeniye (retiled in english the ascent). director larisa shepitko paces the film extraordinarily well and despite its being a largely introspective piece of work. her untimely death and in a car accident and made this ms. shepitko final film and unfortunately. after the opening mission is declared and there doesn not seem to be much that could happen in the snowy woods and but shepitko and a changing setting make it unexpectedly exciting. leading players vladimir gostyukhin (as the spiritually wounded rybak) and boris plotnikov (as the physically wounded sotnikov) successfully avoid being crushed by the ever increasing symbolism. their allegorical performances and under shepitko sharp direction and provide a memorable and thought provoking take on a familiar story. voskhozhdeniye (4/2/77) larisa shepitko ~ vladimir gostyukhin and boris plotnikov and lyudmila polyakova and anatoli solonitsyn. 
during world war ii and two byelorussian (soviet russian) soldiers try to avoid being captured by occupying nazis and as they trudge through snowy terrain and searching for food and safety. if you happen not to like black and white foreign films and you may still enjoy voskhozhdeniye (retiled in english the ascent). director larisa shepitko paces the film extraordinarily well and despite its being a largely introspective piece of work. her untimely death and in a car accident and made this ms. shepitko final film and unfortunately. after the opening mission is declared and there doesn not seem to be much that could happen in the snowy woods and but shepitko and a changing setting make it unexpectedly exciting. leading players vladimir gostyukhin (as the spiritually wounded rybak) and boris plotnikov (as the physically wounded sotnikov) successfully avoid being crushed by the ever increasing symbolism. their allegorical performances and under shepitko sharp direction and provide a memorable and thought provoking take on a familiar story. voskhozhdeniye (4/2/77) larisa shepitko ~ vladimir gostyukhin and boris plotnikov and lyudmila polyakova and anatoli solonitsyn. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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