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En 1999, l'armée yougoslave se retire du Kosovo, en laissant les Serbes à la merci des terroristes albanais de l'UCK. Un groupe de soldats doit reprendre l'aéroport de Slatina et le protéger... Tout lireEn 1999, l'armée yougoslave se retire du Kosovo, en laissant les Serbes à la merci des terroristes albanais de l'UCK. Un groupe de soldats doit reprendre l'aéroport de Slatina et le protéger jusqu'à l'arrivée des casques bleus russes.En 1999, l'armée yougoslave se retire du Kosovo, en laissant les Serbes à la merci des terroristes albanais de l'UCK. Un groupe de soldats doit reprendre l'aéroport de Slatina et le protéger jusqu'à l'arrivée des casques bleus russes.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total
Konstantin Solovyov
- Platov
- (as Konstantin Solovjev)
Michael Khmurov
- General Somov
- (as Mihail Hmurov)
Résumé
Reviewers say 'The Balkan Line' garners polarized reactions for its portrayal of the Kosovo conflict. Many commend the film for its gripping story, stellar performances, and impressive production quality. However, critics argue it presents historical inaccuracies and propaganda, favoring Serbian and Russian viewpoints. Some appreciate its focus on lesser-known conflict aspects, while others decry its biased narrative and emotional manipulation, resulting in a deeply divided reception.
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Balkan Line (Balkanskiy rubezh) is a film aimed at more serious viewers. It depicts events similar to those that actually took place in the former Yugoslavia. Although mostly action and warlike, the film captures the emotional side of the event, but in a serious and realistic way. Overall, the film manages to excel in all aspects, leaving a strong impression on the viewer.
Fantastic movie portraying Albanian atrocities they refuse to admit. Don't listen to all the one star reviews, it's Albanian propaganda trying to hid their crimes.
Whilst it was not the Siege at Jadotville per se, it brought a lot of other qualities to the screen. Some solid acting, albeit a bit more Russian than to my liking (you know, though as nails, wrestling a bear kind) the action sequences were spot on. I also like it very much when violence is unpredictable. It is in real life too. The horror of war lies in its unpredictability, the randomness with which the dead and alive are chosen.
The backstories are ok, and yes there is some propaganda and Russian flagwaving in it. Just compare it to some of the American movies where everything is stars and stripes, I always take them with a ton of salt, too.
In war there is no good side, only losers. These heroes are the ones that took a loss too, for their beliefs, their family, their comrades. And everyone can feel for them, for there is a little hero in all of us. And we dream of one day being meaningful, too.
I like this better than the superhero movies of late. This type of film is a bit more mature, grim but not to the point where it gets unbelievable horror. It is a bit unrealistic in it's premises, but so was the fish my neighbour caught the other day. It still made for a great story.
I'm beginning to like Russian cinema, Belly Tigr,from 2012, also had this strange but likable feel. Doom lures, but we live on nonetheless. We accept fate but keep on trying even against all odds. It's a cultural thing, it must be.
In war there is no good side, only losers. These heroes are the ones that took a loss too, for their beliefs, their family, their comrades. And everyone can feel for them, for there is a little hero in all of us. And we dream of one day being meaningful, too.
I like this better than the superhero movies of late. This type of film is a bit more mature, grim but not to the point where it gets unbelievable horror. It is a bit unrealistic in it's premises, but so was the fish my neighbour caught the other day. It still made for a great story.
I'm beginning to like Russian cinema, Belly Tigr,from 2012, also had this strange but likable feel. Doom lures, but we live on nonetheless. We accept fate but keep on trying even against all odds. It's a cultural thing, it must be.
Truly great to see the other perspective than presented in MSM or Hollywood
10ivan6830
This is a great movie about things that happend in war and before and after the war in Kosovo, actually just a little part of it. Maybe Serbs and Russians aren't heroes, but one thing is definitely true, Serbs were just defending they're own piece of territory from the Kosovo Albanians terrorists. The killing and torturing were done by Albanians and by Serbians, but Albanians started the war because they wanted to take over Serbian territory.
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- AnecdotesAt the end of the movie, in documentary archive scenes, you can see famous folk star Era Ojdanic in tears.
- ConnexionsEdited into Balkanska medja: Épisode #1.1 (2020)
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- Budget
- 230 000 000 RUR (estimé)
- Montant brut mondial
- 5 878 698 $US
- Durée2 heures 10 minutes
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