Homeftont
Thirty minutes of archival footage and interviews reflect on the sacrifices made during the Great Patriotic War and its lasting effects on the Soviet Union.
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Thirty minutes of archival footage and interviews reflect on the sacrifices made during the Great Patriotic War and its lasting effects on the Soviet Union.
Synopsis
Archival footage from the Great Patriotic War fills the screen in Homeftont, a documentary directed by Nikolai Obukhovich. Released in 1982, it commemorates the fortieth anniversary of the war's victory. The film features personal stories and significant events that shaped the Soviet Union's history. Interviews with veterans and civilians reflect on the sacrifices made during the conflict. The documentary emphasizes the lasting impact of the war on national identity and memory within contemporary society.
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