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Leaving Afghanistan (Russian: Братство, romanized: Bratstvo) is a Russian war film directed and written by Pavel Lungin.[1][2][3][4]

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Leaving Afghanistan
Братство
Directed by	Pavel Lungin
Written by	Aleksandr Lungin Pavel Lungin
Produced by	Pavel Lungin Evgeniy Panfilov
Starring	Mikhail Kremer Aleksandr Kuznetsov Kirill Pirogov Yan Tsapnik
Cinematography	Igor Grinyakin
Production company	Pavel Lungin Studio
Release date	May 10, 2019 (2019-05-10)
Country	Russia
Language	Russian

Plot

Set between 1988 and 1989 in the closing stages of the Soviet-Afghan War, the plot, based upon a true story, centres around the men of the 108th Motor Rifle Division, whose withdrawal from Afghanistan is put on hold to rescue the kidnapped son of a Soviet general by the Mujahideen as a result of a plane crash, fighting their way through the Salang Pass and experiencing the hardship of war along the way.[5]

Cast

• Mikhail Kremer
• Aleksandr Kuznetsov
• Kirill Pirogov
• Yan Tsapnik[6]

Reception

Controversy

The film was criticized by politicians and Soviet Army veterans for being "unpatriotic", among which Federation Council member Igor Morozov noted the film featuring scenes of Soviet soldiers looting and fighting amongst themselves as being unsuitable for "educating young people with a sense of patriotism", accusing director Pavel Lungin of distorting history.[7] Lungin rejected criticism of the film as being "anti-Russian", stating how it is instead an anti-war film that instead shows "how good guys are sent to fight ugly, pointless wars" and how it promotes conversation about the role of Russia’s armed forces during and after the Cold War period.[8]

Awards

Leaving Afghanistan was entered into the 2019 Shanghai International Film Festival’s Golden Goblet Awards, where writers Aleksandr and Pavel Lungin won the award for Best Screenplay.[9]

References

External links

• Leaving Afghanistan at IMDb

На других языках

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- [en] Leaving Afghanistan

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[ru] Братство (фильм, 2019)

«Бра́тство» — российский военный фильм режиссёра Павла Лунгина, посвящённый выводу советских войск из Афганистана на завершающем этапе Афганской войны. Датой выхода в прокат в России первоначально было объявлено 6 декабря 2018 года, затем премьеру перенесли на полгода.

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