Come and See | WAR FILM | FULL MOVIE

1943, the Great Patriotic War, territory of Belarus. The 16-year-old boy Flera, having dug out a carbine among scraps of barbed wire, rusty machine-gun belts and shot-through helmets, goes into the forest to join the ranks of the partisans.

This film, like no other, shows the tragedy of a child on a battlefield. At the beginning of the picture Flera is just a teenager. But In the end, having gone through horror and fear, child becomes an adult, frighteningly adult - his face is distorted by senile wrinkles, and there is no room for love in his soul...

IMDb rating: 8,4

Year of production: 1985

Director: Klimov Elem
Writers: Alexander Adamovich, Elem Klimov
Composer: Yanchenko Oleg
Operator: Rodionov Alexey
Production designer: Petrov Victor
Cast: Laucevičius Lubomiras, Berda Alexander, Kravchenko Alexey, Mironova Olga, Bagdonas Vladas, Lumiste Juri, Lorenz Victor, Rabetsky Kazimir, Tilicheev Evgeny, Vasiliev Victor, Domrachev Vasily

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[microsoftpain]

The scene of Glasha chasing after Flyora to find his family, only for her to turn around and catch a quick glimpse of the corpses behind the house will forever be etched into my brain. It took almost no words for that scene, and it is incredibly powerful.

[Boydar]

Sound in this movie is dead silence or chaos, no in between. It exemplifies true horrors of war. No heroic music, no fanfares, just human suffering laid in front of you.

[cataca]

films like these needs to exist, its a reminder for some people who seem to forget history pretty quickly

[GagariinYang]

I was born in Russia in 1968 and grew up listening to my grandparents' stories about the war. In 1985, we went to the cinema with college friends in Moscow to watch this film. I left there horrified. And to think that my grandfather was this boy's age at the time.

[sauceman]

A film that makes me feel the way a war movie should. No sense of happiness of triumph, just loss and regret

[nklin]

Without question the greatest performance by a child actor ever. No one else comes close

[nikolasbarrett]

When i was a soviet kid in early 80's i asked my grandparents and grandparents of my friends about war. What they saw, some heroic stories. and my friends asked same. But we usually heard just couple of words. Grandfathers frowned and went away to smoke or something and grandmothers sometimes even started crying. Some scars never stopped bleeding.

[KelLAkiwi]

My Grandfather was from Belarus and his story is very similar to the boy in the movie. He was 15 and went to join the partisans. His family and village succumbed to the same fate as in the movie. My grandfather was caught by Germans and put into a labour camp. After the war through the Americans he escaped and eventually settled in new zealand..young, no English, no family. He married and prospered in nz...but never returned to Russia..he went through a lot of PTSD and issues but had a relatively happy life and new family. When I was 21 (1994) I showed him this movie. He was quiet throughout, and I saw tears in his eyes at many times. He said this was an incredibly realistic depiction and extremely close to his story and life.

[janfg]

Those child actors truly did an outstanding performance!
The boy became a professional actor later, but for the girl it was her only movie she was ever in.

[fitterhappier]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone look as traumatized and broken as the kid near the end of the film, truly amazing acting

[cosmo]

“To love….to bear children” is a quote I’ll always remember. What a masterpiece of a film. Gut-wrenching.

[LightsaberGoBrrrrrr]

I just noticed like halfway through that the channel didn’t even put ads on the movie. Right on guys

[nofanfelani]

This is how a movie about WW should be made.
Its not about heroes who defeat evil, not a saint who fight for justice. Unlike any other war movie nowadays which glorified wars, this movie depict the cruelty of them as it is.

[Slash]

That intro. There’s something so haunting about just two kids digging up a battlefield, innocently playing with the guns and helmets the dead soldiers left behind. Incredible film

[Viktor-emxp]

This film is based on real events. This village is called Khatyn in Belarus, 50 km away from Minsk. This action was carried out by Schutzmannschaft Battalion 118 of the SS Dirlewanger Brigade on 22 March 1943.

[synthetic_paul]

Everyone spoke like it was gruesome, but I am overawed by the poetry and artistry. For a film that is so distinctive visually, I was really struck by the masterful use of sound. Pure art.

[garbagebanditdayz]

This movie really puts into perspective how little time has passed since WW2. A lot of the people who acted in this movie probably experienced the war. The weapons, German/Soviet uniforms and equipment are definitely almost all original which gives an authentic feel. Such a powerful movie, it looks like a modern production thanks to the cinematography.

[dewelr]

This is a true horror film. No Jumpscares, no scary monster. Real people

[dannyfromneworleans]

Perhaps the first time I truly and completely forgot that I'm watching a movie; the immersion is unbelievable.

[Platinum]

I've never felt such intense emotions while watching a film. I finished it 15 minutes ago and my head is still spinning. This is actual art. My god.