Admiral
Director:
Andrey KravchukGuión:
Vladimir ValutskiyReparto:
Konstantin Khabenskiy, Elizaveta Boyarskaya, Vladislav Vetrov, Nikolay Burlyaev, Sergei Bezrukov, Anna Kovalchuk, Fyodor Bondarchuk, Richard Bohringer (más)Sinopsis(1)
El Almirante Koltchak, talentoso oficial y devoto de la monarquía rusa en cuerpo y alma, decidió combatir a los bolcheviques en 1917. Hombre casado, también deberá combatir y resistir a su amor prohibido, Anna, la joven mujer de un oficial. Liderando la Armada Blanca hacia Siberia, se cruzó con su gran amor y, rodeado por los Rojos, se vio forzado a enfrentarse a su destino. (Flins & Piniculas)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Some scenes are overly digital, others for a change are really interesting, full of action and realistic. But the whole story of Admiral Kolchak is surrounded by a pink storyline that seems like it was cut from a princess fairytale. So you don’t really know if you’re looking at a rough war movie, where legs are torn, or the sweetest Russian chick flick that exists. A very bad film, where the only positive thing is that it introduced our legionnaires a bit, who were pretty rough on the Russian nobility.
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Average as can be, and yet at the beginning it looked much more promising. The Admiral needs either a shorter runtime or more interesting characters and a richer plot - as it is, it is boring and especially the second hour of the film is empty to the point of shame. I have to praise some really well shot scenes (the opening voyage between the mines, the shelling of trenches on land - basically everything that takes place on board the ships), the music and the fact that the main characters were at least likeable when there was no "chemistry" between them.__P.S. I no longer regret that I missed out on this "Russian Pearl Harbor" at the Film Club.
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