The “Won Together” festival is the only festival created in Sevastopol on the initiative of the Heroes of the Soviet Union living near the Crimea, in memory of the military feat of the countries participating in the Second World War. Over the years of work and professional cooperation, the festival has acquired the status of one of the leading international film forums, providing a unique opportunity for creative dialogue and support for documentary filmmakers in Russia and other countries. Every year the role of the film-teleforum in the cultural life of Sevastopol is increasing, constantly pushing the geographical boundaries and inviting more and more new participants.
The Government of Moscow and the Black Sea Fleet of Russia take an active part in organizing and holding the Festival, and after the return of Crimea and Sevastopol to Russia, the festival also enlisted the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Union of Cinematographers of Russia.
Within the framework of the festival, films were screened in the assembly hall of Stavropol State Agrarian University:
BROTHERS IN ARMS. FOR THE COMMON VICTORY, Oleg Shtrom, 41, 2016, Moscow
Vladimir Kuts is 90 years old. After 73 years, together with the film crew, he repeated his unique combat path. A prisoner of a labor camp near Stuttgart, in 1945, he was released by American soldiers and became the son of a regiment. Together with American troops, he made his way to the city of Enns in Austria, where in May 1945 the allied forces of the USA and the USSR joined. Before returning home, he served in counterintelligence of the 5th Airborne Division of the Red Army for another four months. Life and fate made Vladimir a hero of two armies. He received the American Purple Award.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LatDkAtq-ig&t=6s
SOVIETICHI, Oleg Shtrom, 52, 2022, Moscow
The documentary "Sovietichi" tells about the joint struggle against the Nazis by Soviet citizens and Italian resistance fighters. Five Soviet partisans received Italy's highest military awards "For military prowess". However, most of their fallen comrades were left lying in cemeteries under gravestones without names and surnames: at best, their Italian comrades knew the partisan nicknames "Soviets". One of these graves, in the mountains above Verona, in the town of San Zeno di Montagna, served as the choice of life for the grandson of the Italian partisan Massimo Eccli, an enthusiastic historian and philologist by education.
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/GCXKCdlU-JS4ig
FORTRESS ON THE VOLGA, Stanislav Razdorsky, 60, 2015, Moscow
With all the massive heroism of the Russian soldiers, with all the vast experience and technical superiority of the German soldiers and officers, the battle on the Volga became primarily a duel between two military leaders - the commander of the Stalingrad Front, Andrei Eremenko, and the commander of the 6th German Army, Friedrich Paulus, who, after his capture, even asked about a meeting with the legendary army commander Eremenko, who defeated him. Paulus wanted to see the man he had lost to.
Our film is about the price of the victory of Andrey Eremenko and his soldiers over the army of Paulus. And also about who stood next to him in this battle, and who fought for this victory just like he did.
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/3DN1/2PGuZBRvz
WE PLAYED THE GARDENER, Maxim Kuznetsov, 48, 2020, Moscow
As a six-year-old girl, she traveled an unthinkable path from occupied Estonia to besieged Moscow. Alone, without parents.
https://yadi.sk/d/U7f6I0X2Hx7Q
COLOR OF BLOOD, Sergey Abramov, 52, 2021, Sevastopol
In the center of the film is the conflict between brothers Mikhail and Evgeny Berensov. Even in their youth, they were so different that, having received officer epaulettes, they turned into irreconcilable enemies. The younger, Mikhail, saved warships, and became one of the symbols of the Russian exodus in the army of General Wrangel. The eldest, Eugene, who accepted the revolution of 1917, wanted to either destroy this fleet or take it away from his brother ...
The strength of their blood relationship was in the desire to move away from each other as much as possible. In 1920, more than 150 thousand Russian people left the Crimea on ships into the unknown. In a foreign land, they retained their Russia. But most of all they dreamed of returning.
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/2bAUxBMf3jY5Zg
Patriotic films have always occupied an important niche in the global film industry. More than 300 professionals take part in the festival, more than 100 are representatives of the foreign film and television industry.
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05.10.2022
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