Guys!.. (1981) — Iskra Babich | Drama | Mosfilm 4K
Description: A hardened coal miner discovers he has a daughter he never knew — and makes a decision that will change every life involved.
When miner Pavel Zubov learns that his former fiancée Nastya has died, he is shaken to find out she left behind three children — and that the eldest is his own. Overwhelmed by guilt and a fierce sense of duty, Pavel resolves to take in and raise all three children as their father, though nothing in his rough, solitary life has prepared him for this.
🎬 Director: Iskra Babich — a distinctive voice in Soviet social drama, known for films of quiet moral weight.
✍️ Writers: Iskra Babich, Valentin Mikhailov
🎵 Composer: Vladimir Komarov
📷 Cinematographer: Sergei Zaytsev
🎭 Cast: Alexander Mikhailov, Afanasy Kochetkov, Anatoly Solonitsyn, Alexander Pavlov, Pyotr Glebov, Irina Ivanova, Vera Alkhovskaya, Pyotr Krylov, Mikhail Buzylev-Kretso, Svetlana Tormakhova, Maria Andrianova, Alexei Mikhailov, Dmitry Buzylev-Kretso, Leonard Varfolomeev, Tatyana Makhova
1981 | HD restoration | USSR | 93 min
Encouragement Prize 'For Humanism of Content' — XXXII International Film Festival, 1982, Germany, Berlin
Watch this timeless drama now and subscribe to Mosfilm's official channel for the finest of Russian and Soviet cinema — free and in 4K: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm5U4zqpahzyNXBv5ZT51Jw
0:00:00 Opening — A Miner's World,
0:13:00 The News That Changes Everything,
0:25:00 Facing the Children,
0:38:00 Learning to Be a Father,
0:52:00 Conflict and Doubt,
1:07:00 A Community Weighs In,
1:20:00 A Family Forged by Choice
A coal miner with no experience of family life suddenly becomes a father to three children overnight — would you have made the same choice Pavel did? Tell us what you think in the comments, and let us know where in the world you're watching from! If you enjoy this kind of deeply human Soviet drama, check out more from the Mosfilm collection:
🎬 Courier (dir. Shakhnazarov) — https://youtu.be/5VmKUJZsW0c
and 🎬 Zero City (dir. Shakhnazarov) — https://youtu.be/3xTvqWQ7_gA
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When miner Pavel Zubov learns that his former fiancée Nastya has died, he is shaken to find out she left behind three children — and that the eldest is his own. Overwhelmed by guilt and a fierce sense of duty, Pavel resolves to take in and raise all three children as their father, though nothing in his rough, solitary life has prepared him for this.
🎬 Director: Iskra Babich — a distinctive voice in Soviet social drama, known for films of quiet moral weight.
✍️ Writers: Iskra Babich, Valentin Mikhailov
🎵 Composer: Vladimir Komarov
📷 Cinematographer: Sergei Zaytsev
🎭 Cast: Alexander Mikhailov, Afanasy Kochetkov, Anatoly Solonitsyn, Alexander Pavlov, Pyotr Glebov, Irina Ivanova, Vera Alkhovskaya, Pyotr Krylov, Mikhail Buzylev-Kretso, Svetlana Tormakhova, Maria Andrianova, Alexei Mikhailov, Dmitry Buzylev-Kretso, Leonard Varfolomeev, Tatyana Makhova
1981 | HD restoration | USSR | 93 min
Encouragement Prize 'For Humanism of Content' — XXXII International Film Festival, 1982, Germany, Berlin
Watch this timeless drama now and subscribe to Mosfilm's official channel for the finest of Russian and Soviet cinema — free and in 4K: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm5U4zqpahzyNXBv5ZT51Jw
0:00:00 Opening — A Miner's World,
0:13:00 The News That Changes Everything,
0:25:00 Facing the Children,
0:38:00 Learning to Be a Father,
0:52:00 Conflict and Doubt,
1:07:00 A Community Weighs In,
1:20:00 A Family Forged by Choice
A coal miner with no experience of family life suddenly becomes a father to three children overnight — would you have made the same choice Pavel did? Tell us what you think in the comments, and let us know where in the world you're watching from! If you enjoy this kind of deeply human Soviet drama, check out more from the Mosfilm collection:
🎬 Courier (dir. Shakhnazarov) — https://youtu.be/5VmKUJZsW0c
and 🎬 Zero City (dir. Shakhnazarov) — https://youtu.be/3xTvqWQ7_gA
#Mosfilm #MosfilmOnline #Mosfilm4K #Guys #IskraBabich #SovietDrama #BerlinFilmFestival #AnatolySolonitsyn Close description
