1974[德拉瓦河的黎明]Зарево над Драва[BT下载/迅雷下载]

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【导演】:扎科·赫斯科嘉
                            【主演】: 格·格奥尔基-盖茨/Georgi Cherkelov/Lidia Vulkova/Dobrinka Stankova
                            【标签】: 剧情/冒险/战争
                            【制片地区/国家】:保加利亚
                            【年份】:1974
                            【语言】:保加利亚语 / 德语
                            【上映时间】: 1974-03-15(保加利亚)
                            【片长】: 161
                            【原名】:Зарево над Драва
                            【又名】:Dawn Over the Drava/Glow Over the Drava River
                            【评分】:豆瓣：0 ，IMDB：7.5
                            【IMDb链接】: tt0293718
                           
                           
                           
在这部德拉瓦河的黎明剧情/冒险/战争片中,1944年9月9日前夕，群众武装分子从监狱中释放瓦尔纳保加利亚全镇的政治犯。 柏彦人Vasilev，就是其中之一。 在解放的喜悦，然而，掩盖了他的妻子没有预期的事实。 他作为一名政治干事被派往前线参加德瓦河战役
                    This is a two-part film about the participation of the Bulgarian army in the Second World War. On the eve of September 9, 1944, insurgent masses liberate a large group of political prisoners from jail in Varna. Boyan Vasilev, the central character, is one of them. The joy of liberation, however, is overshadowed for him by the fact that his wife has not waited for him. He is dispatched to the front line as a political officer. In tracing his personal fate the authors have created an epic picture about the participation of Bulgarian army in the last stages of war and the final defeat of Nazi Germany on the battlefields of Yugoslavia and Hungary. Against the background of the impressive battle scenes the film focuses on the complex relationships between the numerous characters, reflecting the social and political contradiction in Bulgaria in the end of the war, we see former career officers who are attempting to sabotage the work of military command. There are also honest military officers who are experiencing an excruciating change of views (since 1941 till 9.09.1944 Bulgaria was on the side of union between Germany, Italy and Japan) and remain true to their patriotic duty.
                    

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