Mikhail Yershov

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Mikhail Yershov

Born December 10, 1924 · Kamkino village, Mosals, Kaluga, RSFSR, USSR

Died September 29, 2004 · aged 79

Mikhail Ivanovich Ershov (1924-2004) is a Soviet film director. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1977). Member of the CPSU (b) since 1945. MI Ershov was born on December 10, 1924 in the village of Kamkino (now Baryatinsky district, Kaluga region). Since 1958, after graduating from the directing department of VGIK (workshop of SI Yutkevich), the director of the Lenfilm studio. Member of the Great P…

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The Siege: The Luga Defense LineThe Siege: The Luga Defense Line · 1974
The Siege: The Luga Defense Line
★ 5.31974
MovieWarDrama
In June 1941, the Extraordinary Defense Headquarters of Leningrad, under the leadership of Zhdanov and Voroshilov, decided to build the Luga defensive line. Heavy fighting west of Pskov forced units of the front to withdraw, and on July 9, Pskov was also abandoned. The battles in the Luga direction held back the enemy. The first attacks of the Germans, intending to cross the Luga line on the move, were repulsed with heavy losses for them.
The Siege: Leningrad MetronomeThe Siege: Leningrad Metronome · 1977
The Siege: Leningrad Metronome
★ 7.71977
MovieWarDrama
A story about the tragic events in the life of besieged Leningrad from September 1941 to January 1943.
Blood TiesBlood Ties · 1964
Blood Ties
★ 4.51964
MovieDramaWar
Tank crew Officer-member Fedotov on the way from a hospital on visiting home became acquainted with young Sonya, mother of three children. After demobilization went back to her. Happiness of them was short. Sonya became ill and died. Soon her husband arrived after children, but left with a father only junior.
The Siege: Operation "Iskra"The Siege: Operation "Iskra" · 1977
The Siege: Operation "Iskra"
★ 5.51977
MovieActionWar
"Iskra" is the codename for the plan of the operation of the Soviet troops to break the blockade of Leningrad. In January 1943, the blockade of Leningrad was broken. A corridor 8-11 km wide was formed between Lake Ladoga and the front line.
I Love You, LifeI Love You, Life · 1961
I Love You, Life
★ 7.01961
MovieDrama
Timofej Korneev is a fresh member of the Communist Party. He works as an engineer for Leningrad candy factory. Since most of its colleagues are young girls he soon finds himself in a love triangle. Moreover, there's a third girl trapped by a scheming Jehovah Witnesses sect. Will Timofej be able to stop the brainwashing?
Blokada: Pulkovo MeridianBlokada: Pulkovo Meridian · 1975
Blokada: Pulkovo Meridian
★ 8.01975
MovieWarDrama
Autumn 1941. German tank troops are making another attempt to break through to the Uritsk and Pulkovo Heights. During heavy fighting, Soviet troops managed to stop the offensive of fascist tanks one and a half kilometers south of the Pulkovo Observatory. The 900 days of the blockade and the incredible courage of the Soviet people were approaching ...
Looking for Life FriendLooking for Life Friend · 1987
Looking for Life Friend
★ 5.51987
MovieDrama
Based on the novel by M. Panin "Matyushenko promised to remain silent." The story of lonely people who found themselves in human communication and family happiness.
Good Wind, 'Blue Bird'!Good Wind, 'Blue Bird'! · 1967
Good Wind, 'Blue Bird'!
★ 5.31967
MovieAdventureFamily
The beautiful "Blue Bird" schooner is sailing along the Adriatic sea coast. The passengers of the schooner are children of different nationalities, winners of the competition "For Peace and Mutual Understanding". During this wonderful sea voyage children find out that there are smugglers on board the ship...

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The ChelyuskinitesThe Chelyuskinites · 1985
The Chelyuskinites
★ 8.01985
MovieDramaAdventure
In February 1934, the steamship Chelyuskin was crushed by ice and sank in the Chukchi Sea. The ship's crew and members of the scientific expedition landed on a drifting ice floe, where they remained for two months. How did people live on the ice floe? How did they cope with loneliness and dispel dark thoughts? In addition to work, when the weather was good, they played soccer, volleyball, and town ball. They went on ski trips. They read. They managed to save four books: Pushkin's poems, Longfellow's "The Song of Hiawatha," Hamsun's "Pan," and the third volume of Sholokhov's "Quiet Don." We reminisced about our former lives, watched the northern lights, fought illness, dreamed, froze... In the evenings, we listened to a precious Marlene Dietrich record—we managed to save the gramophone, but only with two records. We published a wall newspaper called "We Will Not Surrender." They tried to be witty, played pranks. They created a choir...

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