My favourite film Officers (Офицеры)

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the Gorky Film Studio in 1971. The plot of the film is based on the play "Tankers" by the Soviet writer Boris Vasiliev.
The premiere of the film in the USSR took place on July 26, 1971. The film grossed about 53.4 million viewers at the box office.
The film was shot on black and white film. In 2010, it was colorized by the Color Formula company. The premiere of the color version took place on Channel One on Defender of the Fatherland Day in 2011. Vasily Lanovoy, even before the show, expressed a sharply negative attitude to the colorization of the film.

remain friends and remain loyal to officer friendship, duty and honor. They have come a long way together, participated side by side in the Civil and Patriotic wars, but always remained the same as in their youth.
The film tells about the life of Alexey Trofimov, who is shown in the first frames as a young cadet, and at the end of the film as a gray-haired army general. He is surrounded by his wife Lyubasha, son George and grandson Ivan. However, the film is not at all about the everyday problems of these people.
By a special coincidence, they are all military personnel. And it is this peculiarity of theirs that fundamentally affects the course of their stories, the decisions they make in various situations.
The main idea that the authors wanted to convey is that even in peacetime and in everyday affairs, officers remain noble. Because an officer's position is laid in a person from childhood, and with the development of character, the honesty of these people comes to the fore.

Andreevna Trofimova, Alexey's wife
Vasily Lanovoy — Ivan Varavva, officer, friend of Alexey
Andrey Anisimov — Georgy Alekseevich Trofimov as a child
Alexander Voevodin — Georgy Alekseevich Trofimov in his youth
Natalia Rychagova — Maria Belkina, Egor's wife
Andrey Gromov — Ivan Georgievich Trofimov, Suvorov, grandson of Lyuba and Alexey
Yuri Sorokin — adult Ivan Georgievich Trofimov
Vladimir Druzhnikov — Georgy Petrovich, squadron commander, former Tsarist officer
Shamukhammad Akmukhammedov — translator-traitor Kerim