COME AND SEE Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- New restoration opens February 21, 2020 at Film Forum: filmforum.org/...
Director Elem Klimov
Cast Aleksei Kravchenko, Olga Mironova, Liubomiras Laucevičius
Screenplay Elem Klimov, Ales Adamovich
Based on I Am from the Fiery Village by Ales Adamovich, Janka Bryl, and Vladimir Kolesnik
Cinematography Aleksei Rodionov
1985 | USSR | DCP restoration | Approx. 142 min.
In Belorussian, Russian, and German with English subtitles
Belorussia, 1943, and 15-year-old Aleksei Kravchenko is so eager to join the partisans that he begins to dig up stashed rifles in an open field, even as a plane goes overhead. And then begins his nightmarish odyssey, done in vintage dream-like surrealist style: being accepted and rejected by the partisans; deafened by bombers, he and a young nurse wander through the forest as refuge, finding an empty village with food on the plates still warm; running through a minefield; stealing a cow only to have it shot in a crossfire. And then, with bells ringing and dogs barking, a hair-raisingly realistic final hecatomb, epilogued by an objective flashback unique in film history, unreeling backward overall and within shots. Non-pro Kravchenko ages before our eyes, through both his performance and stunning makeup. During the actual Battle of Stalingrad, director Klimov was evacuated with his mother and baby brother under fire on a makeshift raft across the Volga. Despite living another 18 years, this was Klimov’s final film.
A Mosfilm restoration produced by Karen Shakhnazarov.
A JANUS FILMS RELEASE.
“Children looked like old men, old men whimpered like children.”
-Elie Wiesel
The book night right I just read it this year
@@user-gp8vx4om5vnight right? I can’t find on audible.
@@pyeody9070 it is my teacher made us read it last year I read the other two books very good series
Imagine quoting from a fraud who never provided any proof of being a prisoner of the Germans and only got rich off his fictitious sensationalist stories.
It’s just called Night- highly recommend
Shot in natural light. Characters looking into the camera. Portraying the emotions of war. Real and unsettling.
Eh I find the emotions in this trailer from our main character to be forced, but the dynamics around this are intriguing to say the least.
@@jacobhollingsworth4914 no shit they’re forced hes acting😂
@@dylanjb2339 LMFAOOOOO
@@jacobhollingsworth4914 watch it then decide
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Russians experienced that horror and it passed generation to generation
Nothing is forgotten
This is the only film I've seen that truly feels like a nightmare. No matter how hard you try to look away and cover your ears, you can't escape the horrors of the war.
Everybody should see it once. Nobody should have to see it twice.
You should see Threads
@@TillyOrifice omg im gonna see it today
It’s a documentary (or smth like it) but a film that was similarly distressing yet genius to me was „The act of killing“
@@TillyOrifice
I have and I totally regretted watching it at night because the nightmares felt so real and I did not expect Florya to lose it like that after I died in his arms after being in love for only 40 minutes in. Even the burning of the hut was in the nightmares too and that disturbed me
The most Terryfying movie I have ever seen. This movie makes Schindler's List look like Bambi.
Haha, great comparison
Imagine a film called "Come and See Schindler's Bambi"
@@catscratchfever7540 Schindler list is harrowing and very good in its own way but this one is scarier and gets those points of how horrifying war is, schindlers list is more a story of redemption
You speak the truth
I got bored of it
One of the most amazing, yet horrifyingly depressing films ever made.
I first saw this film in my late teens, and watched it maybe four times in the last thirty years. Definitely not a film for everybody, but also a film everybody should watch at least once.
The young actors who played the two main characters are outstanding. You can really see them change as the events of the film unfold. Classic film, and deserves way more credit.
Kravchenko(main actor) had a first role in movies.Sad that after that he didn't get such performance as here
@@sandansaiyan5675
The actor lost his mind when filming this movie. He looked so traumatised
scariest part for me was when they showed a really quick shot of the bodies piled up in the first village
that was so haunting...and the bog scene...
And that's merely the beginning!
@@CM-wb8by
And that haunting barn scene, I can hear the screams when i think of the movie
The only truly anti-war movie I've ever seen.
Watch more. Still looks like an interesting film though.
Stalingrad (1993) is a film I'd put in a top ten list of the anti-war category. It's available on youtube.
ruclips.net/video/Yfk178n80CU/видео.html
There's also Grave of the Fireflies
Pan’s Labyrinth
@@epicclown4587 that made me so depressed so it means the film worked
And it's just a preview. This hit hard.
Klimov hits different
That's what she said
every time you see JANUS FILMS you know its going to be just amazing, best distro ever
Hugh janus ?
That bombing scene was the most realistic looking bombing scene I’ve ever seen
@Fenn Byers source or stfu
The insane thing is for much of this movie, they used live ammunition...... Soviet Union remember
Facts.
Too real.
Not only did they use live ammunition in many of the scenes, but they went as far as to actually kill the cow in the scene were they are shot at by the MG-34 or 42, you can see three bullet holes across the cows stomach which are real
Come and See is a film apart and completely on its own wavelength. I can't think of more than a handful of films that operate so completely off the beaten path. Maybe 2001: A Space Odyssey? I'm a relatively young combat veteran and I personally don't understand the idea of a "realistic" depiction of war. There are films about war whose visualizations are impressive, even brilliant. But it's just not like that. It's a cacophony of feelings and emotions. Some are neat and tidy, others utterly confounding and frightening. The residue they leave behind is the burden we carry. A film cannot penetrate into that headspace.But Come and See is the only film that sort of resembles that residue to me. Why? Even if I knew the answer I couldn't put it to words. It just does and it makes me very very uncomfortable. But Come and See's reward is ultimately worth the punishment. It's one of the best arguments for the existence of film I can think of.
So well said.
Paths Of Glory -1957 is just as visually stunning and emotionally powerful...
@@michaelbruns449 It really is a fantastic film. I've seen Paths of Glory more than a few times but it always manages to leave me gut punched. It's so brutally honest and uncompromising. Mainstream audiences can't deal with films that refuse to let them off the hook. It was true in 1957 and it's still true today. Paths of Glory was well ahead of its time in its understanding that war is, among many things, the devil's playground. Conventional morality becomes very malleable. Might always makes right. Being good or innocent will not save you. People can rise to the top much like shit in a septic tank. The meek do not inherit earth.
Superbly stated.
I just finished Come and See about 20 minutes ago, and I still feel weak and a bit ill.
Humans are so unbelievably cruel to one another. War is the height of that cruelty; and this film. . . man, did it ever put me there alongside those cold, starving, powerless people.
@@Quazi-motoFor hundreds of years all over the world. Demonizing Hunting and capturing, interrogating torturing and burning alive millions of totally innocent men, women and even young children accused of witchcraft, is just as horrifying and diabolical, pure hellish evil.
@@michaelbruns449 A prime example that sharpens my point even finer.
We could make a list FAR too long to read about the _known_ atrocities humankind has visited upon itself.
Just imagine all the shit that goes on that the world at large is oblivious to -- even to this day.
The game hasn't changed. The stage upon which it all plays out hasn't changed, nor have the players. The only thing of substance that has is what the players wear (and I use the word 'substance' very loosely here).
Another cinematic Russian masterpiece. Stunning and haunting, mesmerizing and terrifying. Possibly the most emotionally disturbing faith shattering movie ever made. Laced throughout with several hypnotically awesome dreadfully beautiful sequences.
Stanley Kubricks Paths Of Glory from 1957
is just as powerful, brutal and relentlessly intense, beyond highly recommended,
maybe his best most realistic film.
*from belarus
@@unitedredoubl5511 lol
@@Saiga-saiga keep laughing. you just sealed your fate in this world. no-one escapes their karma.
@@Saiga-saiga why lol
@@unitedredoubl5511 *From the Soviet Union.
One of the few movies who deserved be called "great and fantastic"
I have seen a lot of war and anti-war films, dramas, horror films of all genres and from all over the world, but I have never seen such an ominous, shocking and terrifying film before and never since. It shows what war really is, something worse than hell itself.
💯
What do you think about Threads?
@@WhirlingMusic That one is also scary
@@chasehedges6775
I’ve revisited this movie ever since my nightmares last week and in every nightmare I have, more tradegy hits Floyra after I went from him and Floyra has never been the same since I died, every time flashbacks about me start coming in, he lashes out
Thats have War of Extension looks like... im happy that may grandparents were on the winning side... Even now it's something bad in my country...
I watch the trailer like 50 times even if i already see the movie. Its a masterpiece!! I had gossebump the first 5 minutes, i knew the film was going to be insane!!! Thx to the great cinema!
Wow, that's one of the most intense movie trailers I've ever seen.
i remember seeing this in cinema about 20 yrs ago... well worth it
I hope it gets a re release in my uk theatres for its 40th anniversary next year. It won’t stop me from going and I want to traumatise myself all over again
Masterpiece on every level… this movie is untouchable, makes other war movies look like child play.
If you accept Irvin Kirshner’s theory that there is no more compelling landscape than the human face, then this film is Exhibit A in presenting your case. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a film where every face, even those of the extras, did a note perfect job of conveying the exact emotion within the moment. Also, I think this film may have some of the greatest, most disturbing, and miraculously, the most humane subjective tracking shots in cinema history. The movements are fluid and economical, not showy and sensational, which would cheapen everything.
I have heard that some of the extras were actual WWII survivors. So they might have been, to an extent, reliving those experiences as much as acting.
This movie is the only war movie that I had to actually pause and take a break, I'd seen many of the clips before like the scene where they're running to find the villagers who fled across the lake and she looks back and sees the pile of corpses, but even then I was not prepared. Many scenes gave me chills and I'm surprised I didn't cry throughout a lot of the movie. One scene that really scared me was right after Flora and meets the girl and they play together laughing and dancing they see the plane dropping paratroopers before artillery shells rain down on them, the girls scream was terrifying and surreal and was only the start to the nightmare. The production crew wanted this movie to be as accurate and realistic as possible to the point that they fired live rounds as close as 9 cm over an actors head, they also actually killed the cow for the movie so the three bullet holes in its side are real which makes this movie more sickenig. The movie is described as a war and horror film, this is an understatement to what it really is. It's the sickening story of a modernized army vs civilians, a human vs an ant in other words, it a movie about human nature and the horrors we are willing to inflict, it's about war and what we should choose remember war for instead of glorifying it. This movie does that perfectly.
Me an all, I’m bracing myself for Friday when I finally get the dvd and it’s come today but my grandmother is protecting my mental state so she won’t give me it until Friday and I’ll be physically shaking Friday morning as I revive my trauma of come and see. Come and See is the only war movie to properly protect me and going absolutely nuts and the movie thinks I have real ADHD where I can’t control my emotions over the war at all without the movie or Mummy being there. The last 4 years of my life has been absolute hell and almost dying from my recent illness must’ve contributed to my depression
1 month later, I’ve become so in love with Floyra that Woody has revealed his dark side towards me and Floyra watched him being so horrible that he’s decided to take me into hiding. A few days after going into hiding, Floyra has been planning how to get his revenge on Woody and it’s going to be a brutal one when Floyra finally scares the living hell out of Woody and I will help Floyra with this. The love we both have is unbreakable and Woody will deeply regret what he has done to the both of us this past month. You’re going to regret this, Woody! You wait!
This is hands down the best trailer I saw for this movie.
Incredible right. Reveals just enough.
I want to give that kid a hug.
Same. Both character and the actor.
That’s why I have my movie close by my side so if I feel upset, I can confined in Floyra because he totally understands my emotions very well even if I have a breakdown over Catherine, Princess of Wales during the night; it doesn’t stop Floyra from waking up to make sure I’m okay where as Woody doesn’t even care about me anymore because he thinks I’m forgetting about him but I’m not. I was truly devastated when Woody revealed his true hatred towards Floyra in April of this year. That’s how me and Floyra ended up at war with Woody and it’s just pure hell out here. I hate seeing Floyra blame himself for this but Woody brought this on himself. He’s just so horrible and refuses to accept me and Floyra together but he’s going to have to deal with it because I’ve got Floyra for the next of my life now, I’m not letting anything happen to him
The face of the boy at the beginning of the film is so young, so innocent, so alive. By the end of the film he is an old man, spent but full of resolve.
Stress can do that to you, I’ve been through it before and now I’ve developed really bad acone from the COVID lockdown and every time it appears, I tend to get nervous and scratch it so badly that I’ve become ill on Monday because of infection
the scene of a bedridden old lady being humiliated and left to die outside will forever haunt me
The movie has traumatised me for a week and I didn’t think I’d be getting the dvd so quickly but I want to tell the movie how sorry I am for lasting out at it when I didn’t mean it. I was going through the worst times of my depression and I hate saying to the war “I hate you!” but I never mean it
Someone once said "It's one of the greatest movies I've ever seen, and I never want to see it again."
What a realisitic and magical horror, in a way, trailer. No need for extreme shots or exaggerations. The war is already too extreme on it's own.
Felt real goosebumps watching this.
This is the best trailer for Come and See.
One of the best films I've ever seen. Absolutely heartbreaking
Truly a beautiful masterpiece
I was left shaking and I really don’t want to get the movie but I have too for closure of my trauma of the movie, this is more terrifying then saving private Ryan
I have finally got it yesterday and had a breakdown in public. Come and See traumatises me so much
@@nicolelawless9942 I can’t blame you. This movie is brutal
@@chasehedges6775
Watching United 93 straight after it is not a good idea because i revolted my grief right out but I felt better when i released it all. I love United 93 so much because it felt I was there and this will be me vs Woody on May 7th 2024
The best movie you never want to see again
I’m getting the movie but I’ve refused a 3rd time. I didn’t even know about it until recently hearing rumours that people tried committing sucide after being so traumatised by the movie and we looked after in mental hospitals. This event happened to some 8th graders in America
@@nicolelawless9942 I call bs
I’ve been ignoring this movie on purpose cause I’m actually afraid of it! Haha looks so intense
It's intense for sure. But very well worth watching. It's on RUclips. With subtitles. This is perhaps the greatest and most realistic depiction of the devastation of war that has ever been filmed.
A masterpiece of Belarus, and an accurate and haunting depiction of Belarus during the war.
@@jimreily7538
I sent it to my Nanny and sent her a warning that it’s very traumatising. Knowing her, she’ll probably end up getting me it and that’s the last warning movie I’m having. I just want to tell the movie how sorry I was for lashing out when i never meant it, i hope come and see forgives me and I’m terrified that Woody might start making fun of it
@@jimreily7538 Have you watched Threads(1984)?
That Era of Russian film making was great. Andrei Tarkovsky vibes.
That cow was machine-gunned down fr
I can only imagine what would a movie about Unit 731 would look like if Come and See producers made it...
Watch man behind the sun or philosophy of the knife for that
Great point, but if it was realistic it would be beyond x rated.
Hong Kong has made a few exploitation gore flicks about it, not exactly historically accurate though, more just showing off the gore.
A horror film that isn't a horror film.
Absolute nightmare fuel.
And it's all based on real events. 😕
Have you ever read Blood Meridian? ... this exactly.
To think this had the same budget as tom hanks 1 week pay from sawing private ryan yet this is the best anti war movie ever made.
One of the greatest and at the same time most horrifying movies I’ve ever seen.
I had nightmares for 3 weeks after watching the movie and I’ll never forget the one I just had recently when a grieving Floyra returned home from where I died to yelling at his mother and sisters about them being the reason why I died. Floyra suddenly has a PTSD episode, started losing his mind and he accidentally opens fire which killed his mother and his 2 sisters; he felt no remorse whatsoever and horribly walked away after realising what he had done. In the movie, there will be a memorial for me and Floyra is really worrying about it and he’s debating whether to go or not because he fears of lashing out again and having the whole event come back to him, it will be very emotional to see Floyra looking closer to 40 during my funeral and he still can’t accept that I’ve gone from his life now. The next few weeks will be very traumatic for a grieving Floyra who lost me the love of his life in front of him and I hope Floyra will eventually get back to normal when my funeral is over
I will never forget this movie , so intense , so horrifying , so gloomy ... Special attention at the powerful works of sound design ... !
I literally had night terrors at 4am and I was begging for those who died in the war to come back to see how everyone is disrespecting them now. That horrifying barn scene I won’t forget with Floyra thinking I might be in there and I won’t forget him losing his mind as the barn was being set on fire with flamethrowers in he really thought I was in there but I had gotten out seconds before the incident. The movie turns very dark in the last 14 minutes when Nazis opened fire at everyone and I ran in front of the gunfire to protect Floyra from being hit; I never felt bullets going through me but the bleeding set Floyra off because he knew I didn’t have very long left to survive so i finally admitted to Floyra I loved him and then I died just like that holding his hand tight.
The Nazis stopped firing to take a moment to honour me and it wasn’t very long before Florya becomes very angry and he starts shooting everyone whilst going on an intense grieving rampage and I’ve never seen anything like it. The war had messed him up huge time and now Floyra had just lost me the love of his life in a tragic yet heroic way; I don’t know how intense the rest of Come and See is going to be but it’s not looking good right now
right up there with 'enter the void' in terms of immersive....through the looking glass and all that...
yeah...
remember to...try to be more kind to each other...tread lightly...and heed warning if ever advised 'not to dig'...
This movie is in my watch list for more than 10 years, I don't have the courage to watch it
I didn’t until 4 days ago today and I don’t know how I could watch it after my nightmares being so intense as hell. It’s heartbreaking to see the emotional state in Florya after I die and I hear his haunting screams of grief before he went on an insane rampage to avenge me and his family who died before I did. I think he loved me that much to do that and the movie turns into a saving private Ryan and come and see crossover: I love how Florya and Ryan worked together towards the end and Ryan telling him he loved me first was heart wrenching. They both avenged me by giving Nazis hell; the devastation in Florya and Ryan felt so real that I nearly cried during that nightmare. I’ve never seen a vision like it
Who's here from The Scariest Movie Isn't A Horror Movie video?
Yeah I am i just found movie through reddit I just about to watch
I got bored of it
@@charlieblue2987 and we got bored of you lol
Every chicken hawk in today's world that advocates for war over compromise should first have to watch Come and See with their eyelids taped open.
Everybody has a plan till they get punched in the face
They'd probably love it. They're wicked sociopaths.
@@TeleologicalConsistency yeah it's the only porn they'll admit to watching.
it’s just the trailer but it’s oddly unsettling
Like the entire film. Its so raw and unique. The best antiwar film I have ever seen.
@@LuciaBrezianska
I have an awful feeling that my Nanny would buy me it because I sent the film on RUclips to her. I shouldn’t have done that, I hope come and see forgives me for lashing out at it which I totally regretted
This is the only horror movie ever that is actually scary.. and its based on true stories
Threads(1984) is also terrifying
I’ve been loving horror movies ever since Come and See; after watching Come and See (1985), Woody suddenly became more angry than usual after he found out that me and Florya had fled from him. Floyra has noticed how terrified I have become since then because I’ve witnessed everything that Woody did even before me and Florya got together and I thought of leaving Woody then but I couldn’t. A day after turning 22, Woody had resumed the war and Floyra wants to take Woody down for real this time after finding gold truth about who Woody really is. Come and See (1985) is literally being repeated again
I still don’t understand how anyone could bring themselves to do something like that
ruclips.net/video/JM2o9e-pwoE/видео.html&ab_channel=JordanPetersonFanChannel
You'll probably never understand unless you find yourself there or look into what allowed them to get there.
Brainwashing
The end scene paints pretty clearly that you could do something like that.
You're downright mad at the nazis at the end and when Florya is mag dumping his rifle into the hitler painting you see that you're not really that different from hitler. However You must keep you anger focused on the right people for the right things.
it's not based on a true story
Wanna get scarred for life ? Because this is how you get scarred for life lol
Also, for some scenes they used live ammo, actor Aleksey Kravchenko has described actual bullets passing some 10 cm above his head.
I’ve been traumatised for life by Come and darn See; every time a family member walks in front of me, I scream my head off because I had a vision of Floyra staring at me looking very upset and it was Mummy that entire time! She was wondering why I screamed like that I I tried admitting the movie to her but I’d suddenly start panting pretty violently, I’d ran upstairs because I was just so traumatised
Makes 1917 look like a Marvel movie
people forget ww2 was why more brutal than ww1
a film unlike any other.... hypnotic
My dad's family were Polish, they considered themselves polish, spoke polish and everything and what happened in this movie basically happened to them exactly. But now if you go to that town, Naliboki, it's considered part of Belarus. And the things that happened in this film that we're told to me by my family, it's like They were there in this movie...
War is terrible and hurts innocence most. Its the worst atrocity perpetuated by mankind.
From what i have seen, this movie makes Threads look like a childrens play
Viewers were actually hospitalised after watching Come and See in 1985, I couldn’t believe what I was reading was real. I was very traumatised by it a month ago and Woody is literally terrified of me because I’ve nearly hurt him as a result of my trauma. Woody even heard me screaming at night and when I mentioned Floyra’s name, Woody immediately knew I was in love with him. My trauma of this amazing movie for Woody feels very real and he fears I might not be able to control my emotions ever again because I watched Come and see in my darkened room with the lights off, certains closed and everything and all I could see was an emotionless Floyra staring at me which i found out was a warning because Floyra knows what Woody is doing now and wants to protect me bless him. I don’t know what I’d do without Floyra now
Like Salo can only be watched once, horrifying masterpiece
1943 : Hell On Earth
2019 - 2023 : Hell On The Internet
I was looking for a movie that could make me feel bad for what i was watching
I don't know if this movie would do this to me, but I'm here for the tithing time and I'm still impressed (with just the trailer)
this movie is scary as hell
Will it appear in art house cinemas around Europe as well?
doubtful if it shows alot of Nazi symbols etc. Edit: I mean that mainly just for Germany.
"Nazi symbols" are forbidden in most European countries but for educational purposes it's allowed. In my country (The Netherlands) u can for example do re-enactment with the symbols but you can't wear them on a T-shirt. (For logical reasons.)
What bothers me personally about those laws is that they only apply to "Nazi" related stuff, other horrible dictatorships from the past or even present dat like China are lawfully allowed although you will get strange looks on the street ofcourse.
@@vincivedivicilextalionas4036 Well, germany slowly turned arround; Swastikas are no longer outright banned. Context is taken into account. So for this movie... No idea if it ever did hit Cinema, but I have a Blueray right beside me who's runtime matches that of the RUclips-Version. :3
And having those films made and seen,, they still started a new massive war😭😭 well, Germans had Erich Maria Remark before ww2
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This film gave me nightmares.
I’ve had nightmares already about this movie and I was totally devastated by what I was seeing. I was very willing to save everyone and got into the hut before it was set to flames. I was starting to inhale all the smoke from it and I laid down coughing, it heartbreaking to see Flroya’s desperation as she told me “There’s no point now, get yourself out!” I continued coughing as I saved everyone’s life, one Nazi snuck up on me and then opened fire; I felt nothing but saw the intense blood and collapsed into Flora’s arms as one of her boys stops me from bleeding out. I continued losing consciousness every time I talked to both of them saying “You have to get out of here before something happens and I don’t want that!” The way Flora tries picking me up screaming “You can’t leave, we need ya!” Little did i know that those were my final words to both of them before I died and the boys confusion gets me because I was young as well as he was and very distraught over my death, he and Flora had PTSD for years after I died and I didn’t blame them. This movie just disturbed me to the point that I want to throw up and I’m experiencing PTSD watching the trailer
Hands down the scariest anti-war film ever since *Apocalypse Now*
“The horror, the horror.”
Come and see was released 17 years before Apocalypse Now was released in 1979
I remember another littleknown great Belarussian movie about children in WW2 - "Devochka ishet otca" ("Girl searching for her father"). For almost whole movie length all Germans and their Ukrainian collaborators are hunting 2 little children: 10-12 years old boy and 5-7 years old girl in occupied Belorussia. This will keep you on the edge of your seat and deeply move your heart.
Masterpiece
That was an intense two and a half hours.
As dark as gruesome as the film is- the hard cut to the holocaust footage and the montage of Hitler serves as a stark reminder that it’s more than just a movie.
When real cinema were done.
Great film to watch with the kids
POV:
_Chaos Space Marines having fun on a conquered agricultural planet of Imperium of Men_
A gut-wrenching movie
To me, this is the scariest film of all time.
I had nightmares immediately after watching Come and See. I’ll never forget the very first nightmare of the movie during the come and see trailer revealing that Floyra will become pretty aggressive after I died and the emotional impact it will have on him will hit me. Every time Floyra’s mother tells him he survived because of me caused Florya to go on an emotional breakdown and he runs off. I’ve never seen anything like it
@@nicolelawless9942 Yeah, the one strange thing though for me about watching is that despite it being a 2 hour+ movie, the time on it flies so fast. It is terrifying but imo also probably the best war film of all time.
does anyone know the name of the music in the first 30 seconds
Mozart - Requiem, Lacrimosa
soo good film so emotional piano or come and see which one very emotional? I will say almost similar
Does anyone know the specific recording of Lacrimosa that plays in this trailer is called?
I found it, its ruclips.net/video/hQRJHRl7WW8/видео.html
@@StevenCoverthanks
Anyone know the song that plays in the trailer ?
Lacrimosa by Mozart
Exceptional trailer.
Hm, I somehow don't think I've heard of this film before (I've loved watching WWII films/shows/docs ever since I was a kid). But there's just something about that kid's face with his puffy lips/cheeks that is extremely familiar to me. Like I've seen clips/pictures, but juat never knew what it was from.
I've definitely gotta watch this 🙌🔥
0:51 YEAH MR WHITE
Is this film on any streaming platforms? It looks incredible.
full movie is available on YT for free
@@maclane7 yeah but people should not be watching this at RUclips quality unless it's the only option available to them
As if....
@@whiskeywayne91 The RUclips version is quite good. In lieu of any other options, I would recommend anyone to watch this masterpiece of Belarusn cinema
Get the dvd if there’s one, I am thinking of getting it and I have the movie as my phone wallpaper now. I think I’m getting a little obsessed
I only saw the church burning scene and now I will never make a Naz! joke ever again for as long as I live
I’ve had people in my school do this years ago and I was so angry when some idiot boys did that Nazi salute thing that is banned to do and they joked about Jews getting gassed by them. The teacher told them off and sent them out for detention which I was so glad about because it made me cry me being so close to the war, my emotions went out the window
Напоминание о том, что зло всегда рядом… Фильм начинается с того, что 13-летний белорусский мальчик Флёра, отчаявшись присоединиться к партизанам, сражающимся с нацистами, копается в грязи, чтобы найти винтовку. Пожилой сельский житель убеждает его остановиться. Немецкий самолет-разведчик, ставший визуальным мотивом судьбы, наблюдает за всем, что происходит над головой. Флёра и Глаша наслаждаются игрой, символизируя фантазию, в которой природа играет такую же роль, как и они. Флёра находит Глашу плачущей, он в свою очередь начинает плакать. Он плачет в свой ботинок, а затем выплескивает жижу болотной воды. Она игриво принижает его и флиртует с ним. «Вот я, - говорит она, - я хочу любить. Я хочу детей. Я бы сделал для тебя что угодно». Флёра, в душе ещё ребёнок, убегает, называя её «Идиоткой!» потом впадает в отчаяние.
Камера смотрит сквозь ветки, когда над головой снова появляется самолет. Их засыпают бомбами. Последующие звуки становятся приглушенными, повторяя неземной звуковой пейзаж, который следует за фильмом. Фильм приобретает сюрреалистический, навязчивый пафос, когда Флёра и Гаша трясут деревья с выражением экстаза на лицах. Флора приходит к нему домой, но обнаруживает, что его семья пропала. Когда они убегают, Глаша оглядывается и видит, что все жители деревни мертвы. Они пересекают болото, метафора этой бесконечной борьбы за смысл. Мы слышим музыку «Сказок Венского леса» Иоганна Штрауса II. Наконец Глаша сообщает ему, что его родители мертвы.
Натыкаются на старосту деревни, который пытался отговорить его от копания. Теперь он умирает, его тело обуглилось от поджога. Деревня знает, что обречена, но утешает Флеру. Громкоговоритель гремит: «Приводите своих детей и документы и собирайтесь на площади». Они загоняют стариков, женщин и детей в сарай. Флёра среди Испуганный пленников. Немцы позволяют некоторым детям сбежать. Флёра вылезает через окно. Как немцы бомбят сарай, смеются и аплодируют. Крики изнутри становятся громче. Смерть - развлечение для немцев, опьяненных гитлеровской антисемитской, антиславянской пропагандой. Постоянное головокружительное движение. Фон представляет собой ад горящих зданий, пустыню человеческой бойни. Вздымающиеся порывы пламени и дыма рассеивают любую надежду на искупление или спасение для кого-либо.
Зритель теперь населяет жуткий Ад, который даже Данте не мог вообразить. Снятые в квазидокументальном стиле сцены вызывают сильное эмоциональное воздействие, доведенное до недоверия. Снова появляется немецкий самолет, напоминание о том, что зло всегда рядом. В финале партизаны маршируют вперед под музыку Лакримозы из «Реквиема» Моцарта. «Иди и смотри» - величайший русский фильм всех времен, провозглашенный антивоенным фильмом, он не соответствует этой отметке, поскольку партизаны вершат «справедливость», расстреливая своих пленников в прославленном насилии, становясь ничем не отличающимися от своих угнетателей. Пространство и время искажаются, как это показано на обратном монтаже восхождения Гитлера и на выражении лица Флёры, которое превратилось в каменную маску, воплощение смерти. -Хуан Варгас. -Juan Vargas
Оу, оу, что за спойлеры
The Israel Hamas war made me come back to this movie.
recent escalation made me remember about The Pianist film where jews did fight for their rights against colonizers during warsaw uprising
Genuinely horrifying
. . . And I looked, and behold: a pale horse, and his name that sat on him was death, and hell followed with him
💯💯💯.
Death(from the Seventh Seal): I am unknowing.
William bill Cooper
The most terrifying scene was Hitler as a baby in his mother's arms.
that part gives me literal chills.
@yeeeeeeeeeth watch the fricking movie, there's one on RUclips if you're too broke.
ha ha ha it's true!!!
@yeeeeeeeeeth its a the very end when the main character is shooting the painting of hitler
hitler jumpscare
This film was brutal, most of the actors had no experience yet they conveyed the horrors of WW2. I knew men who fought this war and I heard their stories. Soviet made move with some propaganda (all war movies have it) but still a masterpiece. Only watch this movie if you can handle the brutality that will be shown
Holy fuck this looks amazing where can I watch this?
Russian Films Hub
It’s on RUclips with English subtitles if you’re still interested
On RUclips. Иди и смотри
Watch, Paths Of Glory by Stanley Kubrick from 1957 cuz its just as awesome and profound and emotionally shattering.
I think there’s a dvd release, I’ll have a look for it because I’m desperate to have it
Lmao me casually watching this in a Ross line while screaming people and bomb sounds are emanating throughout the store
I was like this today, I suddenly struggled with my eating because I was reviving my trauma of this movie and my sister comforted me straight away because she knew it was going on and everyone tried to help out but I backed off because I was about to experience a meltdown
Count Dankula mentioned it, now I'm compelled to see it...
Which video?
Will it come to North America (Toronto, Canada)
Doubt it.
@@dearage This movie is from 1985
I’m getting choked up at the trailer idk if I’m ready for the movie
The movie will have you feeling weird for days … no question . You’ll remember the main character of this movie for rest of your life 100000%
@@matieurod752
45 hours after watching Come and See in March 2024, i immediately developed a relationship with Florya that deeply disturbed Woody to the point where he started a war on us for being together like what the f***!
Who is Woody? @@nicolelawless9942
@@Yohelllobyeeee
He’s one of my Toy Story toys I’ve owned for 17 years but he wants me and Floyra separated but he can’t do anything about it so Woody started Come and See all over again because of that. I’m literally devastated by what he’s done
Where to see it?
This is how you make war film..without cgi
You must came and saw how they made it
Where can I watch it in India?
Where can i watch this? Pls help
123movies
Torrent
ololo.to seems work !
here you go sir: completely trustable link yts.mx/movie/come-and-see-1985 you need utorrent as well
Has just been uploaded to youtube, in case you didn't have the chance to see it. ruclips.net/video/UkkJZweYaLI/видео.html
The greatest
song name?
I've seen Schindler's List a few times and consider the best WWII movie, also up there with my all time favourites. I've never seen this movie though, is it good ? Better than Schindler's List..?
It's.....different. but good. Real good.
I'd rather not compare the two movies, but as the other folk said, it's good. Real good
Thanks boys 🙏🤙
Hell on Earth...
does anyone know the songs name?
Lacrimosa by Mozart
@@midgy419 thank you man
This was used in The Crown during Prince Philip’s sister’s funeral in 1937
What hell would be like. Thank goodness I will never experience anything like this
Evil that men do.
This film is a masterpiece, but it isn't "anti-war" as some commenters suggest. It's a thoroughly anti-fascist film and doesn't shy away from showing that the horrors of fascism absolutely had to be resisted. At no point did this film make pacifist arguments. The protagonist survives at the beginning by joining the resistance, the socialist partisan groups did not shy away from executing fascists or laying traps. The child is turned from an innocent boy into a soldier. To mistake it as a pacifist "anti-war" movie is to completely misunderstand it's message.
You bozo
To know if its anti-war or not you ask if afther viewing the movie you want to join the army or not
Anti-war and pacifism are not the same things. But, if any sane person watches this film, they will be convinced of the horrors of war. So they will be cautious about supporting wars, and hesitant to fight in them. "War is all hell", said General Sherman, "It cannot be reformed".
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I think I'll watch it from the good reviews, but Saving Private Ryan is my all time favorite war movie. Or Glory, but that isn't as good.