Come and See (Modern Trailer)

[@SceneOnFilm]

Full movie posted on the Mosfilm channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJusmnSmg5uWnMk

[@nicolelawless9942]

@@SceneOnFilm The greatest war movie ever made

[@datgangshi]

I can definitely understand why Director Elem Klimov retired after making this magnum opus, recreating the horrendous things that happened must've been so personal for him considering Klimov is a survivor on the battle of Stalingrad and the screenplay writer Ales Adamovich fought in the war as a partisan. This is not just a film for him, this is his contribution to mankind itself.

[@colinwoods9601]

What a life lived. It’s hard to imagine the mental/emotional toll making this movie after surviving arguably the worst battle of the 20th century (which is saying something).

[@martymar1964]

I think the brutal subject matter and the rigors of shooting such a brutal film are probably among the reasons why Olga Mironova never continued as an actress.

[@JRCinKY]

Soviet Propaganda.

[@borntoclimb7116]

True

[@jacksteel1539]

@@JRCinKY what? how?

[@UKchuckM]

The scariest part is that, it was reality

[@TheButterMinecart1]

The writer for this film was an actual partisan in Belarus when he was 15.

[@frankfeuker7719]

No, it ''s fiction. Thx Reality was much more diffrent. If you don't believe me, take a trip to belarus and talk with oid people. By the way the most spoken language in sobibor or maidanek was ukraine. Only the Officers are Germans

[@diegomediavilla5632]

Not relly its just anti german Propaganda

[@andreykuznetsov8096]

Sad part it is sugar coated reality, because it is theatric movie 16+ rating

[@steektete]

@@diegomediavilla5632 Okay, did you even watch the movie?

[@mr.worldwide9680]

Probably the greatest film I'll never want to see again

[@redstaplerguyforlifepastpr5763]

Yeah looks great !

[@stefanmarkovic8424]

@Kyle Blank You have it on full on youtube

[@gulnaragulnara4240]

Klimov was a child of ww2. He lived in Stalingrad . He made this film to show the horrible reality and hell of WAR.

[@marve_vole7462]

Man, Its a great film, but i dont want to see it again

[@ohlordy4567]

You got that right lmao

[@rigger5015]

For those who watch too much propaganda and think thar war is fun, come and see .....

[@Notaiidan]

good one

[@WSHong-oe7bg]

Well said. Take my like.

[@emmaj44431]

@bill nye the russian spy not all movies are meant to be fun my guy

[@emmaj44431]

@bill nye the russian spy omg you’re right..schindler’s list, hilarious!!

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

Amen

[@gezi5927]

This isn’t a horror movie, but it’s scarier than any movie I’ve ever seen

[@kidsarecheese9198]

dont watch the human centipede 2... dont even look up the trailer

[@mangminnamaitang4557]

@@kidsarecheese9198 is it that scary

[@ramiro2365]

KidsAreCheese damn now I’ll have to watch it.

[@impguardwarhamer]

@@kidsarecheese9198 the human centipede isn't real. The events in this film are real. That's why it's scarier

[@kidsarecheese9198]

@@impguardwarhamer oh if you think this is scarier you don't know nothing bout the human centipede, which is a good thing

[@monsimix6839]

Rest in Peace Grandma, she was a Partisan and fought against germans in the Belarusian Woods. Bravest Woman.

[@nicholaspaoli1196]

L grandmom

[@CountErie]

@@nicholaspaoli1196 fash get the wall

[@pedrao420]

in the name of mankind we thank her!

[@LetsAllLoveLain80]

Your grandmother was certainly a very strong woman, my condolences from Brazil.

[@mathisb2889]

@@nicholaspaoli1196 W Grandma, and my grandfather was in the Wehrmacht.

[@brasidas33]

You will never forget this movie- its images and messages haunt you.

[@windskm]

I watched it like 10 years ago and can't remember a thing lol

[@lilijaleanidowna6611]

@@windskm disrespect

[@windskm]

@@lilijaleanidowna6611 I guess when I was young I was very desensitized lol perhaps today the scenes would sneak in my head

[@gengis737]

@@windskm You saw it as an horror movie. This is a reality movie.

[@consecrated2718]

I was holding a movie club and my boss at the time put this movie up for us to watch. It was like a bootleg dvd that he had. The audio was crap and the PQ looked like a VHS, but I didn’t care after the dancing scene in the forest. The movies grabs you and drags you through war in a way most films struggle with. War Movies are so popular because it’s fun to watch big machines, awesome guns, and the heroes killing the bad guys. But this movie shows the war from the civilian perspective and doesn’t shy away from how horrifying it is.

[@thechad2588]

Funfact The director ended his career after this movie because he archieved everything with it.

[@homelessathome]

only particularly true. he actually wanted to make a Bulgakov movie but due to the financial crisis in the early 90s he dropped the project.

[@elbenjilla2036]

@@homelessathome fuck... Now the director is dead :(

[@zachs.5551]

That is fun

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

@@zachs.5551 not at all, no. unfortunate really.

[@damingy]

archieved ? :D

[@beleagueredcastle4410]

"...They just laughed...they just laughed..." That's the worst of all.

[@ЛенивыйКот-д5н]

"...I begged them. "Pray. Kill me". They just laughed..."

[@beleagueredcastle4410]

@@ЛенивыйКот-д5н Thank you for the whole translation; it makes it even more chilling.

[@nicolelawless9942]

@@beleagueredcastle4410 It’s more chilling now because of what me and Florya have witnessed in Woodys reign of terror, Woody is just awful like why did I buy him 17 years ago but Florya even said it wasn’t my fault because Woody brought this war on himself. I hope Florya takes the throne soon enough because he will be a much better king than Woody was

[@cory2146]

Hollywood would never make anything like this.

[@SamBrickell]

They don't have the skill set anymore to make great movies.

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

They would be complaining that it's not diverse enough. Despite being set in WWII Europe.

[@ar2042]

@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath Quit whining you woman

[@yourarseismine1016]

@@ar2042 He's right tho.

[@AudioPervert1]

Why should it ?! after all a violent empire loves Rambo ... Which is also glorification of War.

[@Gambitheart]

The movie that makes dunkirk look like a daily soap.

[@NameNik223]

I don't know, Dunkirk still looks amazing for me, I think that Come And See is a whole another level

[@ajm7244]

Both films portray war in different ways, they shouldn’t be compared. Dunkirk is experiencing the horror of knowing your fate but holding out on hope. Come and See looks to be about atrocities committed and how it affects the mind.

[@NameNik223]

@@ajm7244 You said that perfectly

[@bman6065]

Those two movies aren't the same game hell they're not even the same sport

[@red_is_not_dead1917]

Dunkirk is a deceitful and shameful movie.

[@facu_avm]

That cinematography was ahead of it’s time

[@dondragmer2412]

its

[@brotpros2306]

No it wasn't. It actually aged quite badly. Soviet war films of early 70s, Tarkovsky films from the 60s etc. have the same camera quality and have much more innovative shots. If you compare Come and See to American war films of the same time( Platoon, FMJ, Hamburger Hill etc) then they have muuuuuch better cinematography and many more memorable shots. This movie is great but cinematography and other technical aspects are quite dated even for 1985.

[@TheDiethylamide]

@@brotpros2306 what the hell are you talking about? The pacing, timing of the shots are phenomenal. Not to mention he got lucky in spots too. Anyone with a third eye can see that. I've seen a lot of movies but this one is a masterpiece.

[@careli4301]

is this movie based on a true story?

[@brotpros2306]

@physikerin physikerin bullshit. Hollywood made amazing cinematography, and I say this as a Russian. When first American movies came in the 80s to USSR, Soviet audiences loved it, because of their technical feats and interesting plots and characters. Come and See in this regard (writing) for its time was more like a Western movie, because it shows grey world with no good guys. But from tech perspective it is behind other Soviet films and especially American of the time.

[@Neocleese]

I promise you this film will change you. It is one of the greatest war films ever made.

[@silasisaspicyboi7458]

Mayhaps the greatest film of all time, it probably changed me for life, I can’t help but appreciate everything and want to help anyone in need around me, I never had to face anything like that. I need to repay the world for it.

[@nathanbacon1591]

I'm 15 should I watch it

[@Neocleese]

@@nathanbacon1591 Probably not.

[@nathanbacon1591]

@@Neocleese just did wasn't as bad as I thought it'd be

[@Neocleese]

@@nathanbacon1591 What did you think?

[@rubenskiii]

The best warmovie i ever saw. God knows how i wish i had never seen it...

[@aboodyabdulqadir5487]

god only knows how much i wish this movie wasnt based on actual events :"(

[@daebackbongga]

Yeah, I just saw this on my recommended, won't watch it again.

[@nigelpufkin6352]

One of those movies that sticks in your head for several days, and not for good reasons?

[@lainewireman9969]

nigel pufkin Yes and especially with children. It’s a very dark and depressing film but these events actual happened.

[@andrewstephens3890]

I can’t find the movie anywhere sadly

[@cliosutherland2385]

As a war film lover, I’ve watched many films about war and this one has completely shifted my perspective on it. Because of this I even feel slightly annoyed that I had been watching these propagandas with glorious, triumphant victories and cocky punch lines. I’m also grateful that klimov educated me in the most unrelenting and blunt way. To say it was unrelenting is even light. It was reality. And that’s what made the film so brilliantly haunting to me.

[@chrisdiaz4876]

I still think war is glorious, even after the viewing this film.

[@panzerwaffel5281]

Watch 'Stalingrad' 1993. It is one of the greatest war movies of all time and one of or even the most realistic and detailed one.

[@nicolelawless9942]

I’ve protected the War since I was only 15 and I understood it then. Now at 21, I’m protecting the War more than I have done 7 years ago previously and Woody absolutely hates it so much that he thinks I’d might turn into them but Woody is an absolute liar and I’ve loved him for years not realising what Woody was hiding for 16 years, now I know why Floyra wants to me to hide with him from Woody and I accepted it

[@cliosutherland2385]

@@chrisdiaz4876 me too, it’s just a shame that most of the movies POV is from the victorious dashing soldiers and not the devastated victims who were left in the ashes. :( just balance is all I ask for as both realities were real and coexisted together simultaneously.

[@jason96]

Hollywood is too sensitive to make these kind of movies. This movie is a masterpiece

[@gulnaragulnara4240]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6GphWVrjL2ngdk Another good old Soviet war movie. A masterpiece.

[@gengis737]

Holywood must tell triumph of the good on the evil, after some fails. They just can not tell war.

[@mattcee1937]

@Darth Skywalker 😆 you're joking right? Dunkirk 😆

[@etalex7074]

I think The Pianist comes fairly close

[@thorbeorn4295]

@Darth Skywalker dunkirk sucked lmao

[@chrispankhurst8015]

I want to watch this movie but at the same time I don't

[@echoplots8058]

I know what you mean, I was holding off for months. I finally watched it and it was an experience. It is pure madness. It is absolute psychological terror, and they don't skimp on the gore either. It makes you feel like you're going insane. But it was totally worth it.

[@BREATHER_]

It’s the most horrifying movie I’ve ever seen personally, I don’t blame you

[@echoplots8058]

​@John Z I felt like it gave me some clarity. My grandfather was in the Wehrmacht and was part of the russian campaign. He told us things that were very close to what you see in this movie. But he always held back and seemed to harbor a lot of pain and regret. He died when I was 19, so I never got the whole story. After watching this movie, I feel I finally got some closure, albeit a terrifying one. This is what it must have been like.

[@игорьигорь-ш4р]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5-VpGWsd9V2mLc

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

It literally woke that kind of aggression in me, I only experienced while watching news with some reportage about animals being tortured to death. Then I was crying. And I knew the history beforehand. But we somehow owe the victims recognition. So you should watch. Maybe read the "plot" first, not to be shocked. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khatyn_massacre

[@ihaveaquestiontothegodwhy1669]

This movie hits you like a truck, and it's unnerving, brutal, unrelenting, violent, and will hold nothing back. this movie is a must-watch, but also a movie that your not gonna watch again anytime soon, it's a harrowing experience that you will never forget.

[@chrisgionis2691]

K papa franku

[@diablodiablodiablo3827]

This is a brutal film. I remember coming out of the cinema feeling disgusted, disturbed and confused. A real masterwork.

[@tartarelin]

I was in Belarus, there is a museum there and the museums have documents, interviews of witnesses. the plot of the movie is fiction but it was really, one on one. there are documents

[@yoggystyle]

@@tartarelin actually - the plot of the movie is not fiction at all, but inspired by the Hatin village Masacare. one of hundreds other villages in Belorus, with similar fate, like the one shown in the end of the movie (no mean to spoil)

[@billygrind2980]

One the best Scariest Non-Horror Movies all times.

[@kylepollock9712]

One of the scariest non-horror movies of all time would work too.

[@korsekil]

Frankly, it's more disturbing than any horror movie, as it should be. Because the real horror of this film isn't just in the film itself - it's the fact that this is very, very real. That all of this happened. The Silenced is another disturbing film based on actual events, but even it romanticizes more than this film does. These movies are absolutely necessary to reveal the truth in its full, monstrous scale.

[@Immolator772]

war is hell on earth, nothing is worse than it, war is far worse than watching some inbreds kill people.

[@jien1988]

agree and also Chernobyl mini series

[@dabdab5684]

@@jien1988 Without question the best. By best the most horrifyingly realistic, war films ever made. Utterly brilliant. A peek into what one would imagine ‘shell shock’ to be. It reminds me of the poem Aftermath by Seigreid Sassoon “as I peered into the hagged faces of my men...” It’s a masterpiece. It leaves you disturbed, it leaves you with a sense of experience.

[@christttmasssholidddayyys497]

Greatest film I've ever seen in my entire life but won't watch again as it is too horrifying, this haunted me for years afterwards. Still haunts me. Absolutely incredible film, greater than words could describe. Best film to ever be released in my opinion.

[@giggling_boatswain]

The script was much more gruesome. The studio convinced the director not to shoot everything that he had in mind. But the whole horror is that this script is not a fantasy of the author and an exact list of the horrors of the punishers. In Moscow, they understood Klimov's idea and, looking away, quietly told him that it was not worth making such a difficult film as you had conceived. Nobody comes to the theaters. People who have been through the war will not be able to watch it again by experiencing it a second time. And he refused a few episodes. But the meaning and significance of the film is different - this film is a warning to future generations, it drives the reality of war and fascism into your brain like a sledgehammer. Every person on this planet should watch it. I saw it when I was 12 years old. My worldview was brought up by this film too.

[@ruslankbr5243]

I have seen this movie in USSR being child and I was so scared and I did not like it but growing older I understand that it is is best anti war movie in history.

[@DRTISAGITA]

You should watch Dara of Jasenovac.

[@gregfisher4147]

It's the kind of movie you can only really see once, even if it is an amazing film you would otherwise want to watch multiple times. The kind of experience that can only be described as great and terrible

[@milelemi8725]

My grand father was a Yugoslav-Serb partisan who survived 3.5 years in nazi death camp in north Norway! Around 800 Serbs survived norway camps and around 4200 didnt! There is almost no mark or sign about the camps! My grandfathers older comunist partisan brother was killed there! My grandpa couldnt have children so he adopted my mother! He was very kind and piecefull man! May he rest in piece!

[@romanlesjak3844]

Svaka cast, lahko si samo ponosen na svojo druzino! Lp iz Ljubljanw

[@erenliebert4576]

R.I.P. I am sorry for your loss.

[@milelemi8725]

@@erenliebert4576 I didnt know him bcs i was born 1991. and he died 1980. Serbian history is full of this stories|! One of the most interesting histories is Serbian history and history of Balkans, but usa and britain film industry has no interests of showing it!

[@erenliebert4576]

@@milelemi8725 I know man, I am from Russia, we always had great respect to our Serbian brothers. Basically all the actions and consequences of 20th century started in Balkans. The first half of that century was really sad for both of our nations.

[@SR-vq4wy]

@@milelemi8725 And now when we have our first ever movie to show it to the world, Dara of Jasenovac, it is called by la times serbian propaganda and that movie is so soft that it can't even be compared to this one...

[@JohnSmith-uk6wh]

Francois Truffaut: "There is no such thing as an anti-war film." Elem Klimov: "Hold my beer."

[@remy6978]

im about to watch it, my friend told me it'll fuck up your understanding of life lmao

[@giggling_boatswain]

The script was much more gruesome. The studio convinced the director not to shoot everything that he had in mind. But the whole horror is that this script is not a fantasy of the author and an exact list of the horrors of the punishers. In Moscow, they understood Klimov's idea and, looking away, quietly told him that it was not worth making such a difficult film as you had conceived. Nobody comes to the theaters. People who have been through the war will not be able to watch it again by experiencing it a second time. And he refused a few episodes. But the meaning and significance of the film is different - this film is a warning to future generations, it drives the reality of war and fascism into your brain like a sledgehammer. Every person on this planet should watch it. I saw it when I was 12 years old. My worldview was brought up by this film too.

[@IndependentTitle]

I was hoping someone would say that 😂

[@etalex7074]

@@giggling_boatswain well they were wrong because the movie was quite successful for it’s time

[@Jamesp1972]

German film Stalingrad, Paths of Glory, a few others

[@willjd1170]

"Didn't i tell you not to dig" never has a line had more power.

[@andsoiderparound9909]

The only war film that made my cry and made me feel like i was with this character all the way to the end

[@Arinisonfire]

Watch Grave of the Fireflies, it's anothed tearjerker

[@gulnaragulnara4240]

And that was the aim of Klimov. He wanted ppl to feel what he felt being at war in Stalingrad. He was also a teenager.

[@НикитаРязанский-к9ж]

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it". Это великий фильм и очень тяжелый. Но его стоит посмотреть каждому. Nobody is forgotten and nothing is forgotten.

[@James-cb7nb]

And now Russians doing the same thing in Ukraine. Except they are the Nazis!

[@mermaid_at_heart213]

This film is a masterpiece that rips your heart right out of your chest and stomps on it. Will I ever watch it again? No. Am I glad that I did? As hard as it was for me to watch, yes.

[@janfg1578]

These children are better actors than all of hollywood.

[@alt0799]

I haven't even watched the film and im already terrified.

[@disunityholychaos7523]

me too just i would follow on the reviews

[@winburna852]

Watch it

[@frisianwarrior2295]

@@winburna852 I am pretty sensitive to these things... Would you still recommend it to someone like me? I collect WWII films but I don't want to be traumatized.

[@taehyungoppa7208]

Same

[@antoniorinaldi4155]

You have to watch it, one of the most well made films I’ve ever seen

[@Marcus_Halberstram]

I've watched dozens of war and anti-war movies over the last decades but this movie, after watching it, haunted me for weeks. It is pure poetic terror.

[@squamish4244]

This happened to my great-uncle Walter Palach in Poland. He was out hunting with his brother when the Nazis destroyed his whole village and murdered his entire family. Four German soldiers shot his brother in the head while he was swimming across a river. My great-uncle hunted those men down and killed them. Then he joined the partisans. Walter was captured and tortured, but because he could speak German he was kept alive as a translator in Auschwitz. He escaped, killing seven guards with a butcher knife. He left Poland to join the Western Polish Army-in-Exile. He fought in North Africa, at Monte Cassino, in France and in Germany itself. Ten arenas of battle in total. He figured he killed about 100 German soldiers. Walter moved to Canada in 1945, married another Pole and raised a loving family. He was a happy and kind man. Nothing ever bothered him again. He worked at a chemical plant and then as a landscaper at a university for 30 years. He never returned to Poland - he had no reason to. He had an active retirement and died in 2017 at the age of 95. And he LOVED Inglorious Basterds.

[@creepycraft45]

That was pretty sad, but badass nonetheless. Thank you for sharing his story!!

[@nikolaidedenkov8414]

Incredible life story, worth writing a book or making a film. May he rest in peace. A true hero.

[@rodrigorott968]

I dont want to be the bad guy here but 7 armed guys by his own with a knife!? Looks like a stealth videogame thing. Not even the escape at sobibor had a single prisoner sucess like this, at Sobibor each designated prisoner took out 1, 2 or 3 germans at best and with luck and while other were geting hacked. And after that an escape of many hundrends kilometers to join the west allies prob the english somewhere and after that 10 big battles. Sorry but Im skeptic. If this its true then Walter is a very very very lucky guy.

[@zirofastable]

What a badass, i thank him personally, wherever he is, for helping liberating France

[@tAkg-bk3qt]

You are a storyteller...

[@laurenszymanoski4370]

Discovered this movie 10 years ago and it still haunts me. Brilliantly done.

[@JamesSchrader-i7o]

I saw pictures taken by my uncles while fighting the Nazis. I saw them at about 9 years old. I still can recall a few images.

[@helloufoundmychannel6055]

Come and see is literally the art and cinematography of war. It showed the closest feeling to death.

[@nikitag1376]

It is not the scenes of violence that scare you in this movie, but an understanding that movie shows only couple days of this war.

[@InsideManyAk]

The absolute best war film I've ever seen in my life.

[@dusk6159]

A deserved and great trailer and focus, on a an emotional and gut-wrenching and real masterpiece, Always.

[@redstaplerguyforlifepastpr5763]

Sounds like I need to see it

[@SceneOnFilm]

Hey guys! Thanks for all the activity on the video, I really wasn’t expecting it. I’d appreciate it if you guys saw my other ones too. Any ideas as to what film I should tackle next? I’m thinking Yi Yi.

[@daniturbitt5607]

Yes please Yi Yi is such a great film

[@LoganMauldin]

I love what you are doing with the Modern Trailers! You should do Hara Kiri or Once Upon A Time in America.

[@mbeliba]

Maybe “The Travelling Players” by Theo Angelopolos ...

[@tamlandipper29]

Sonatine with Pascale Bussieres. 1985. Hugely underrated film about loneliness, hope, and the lethal consequences of the bystander effect. It's made me literally save lives, over the years.

[@Алена-ь5ы7ч]

А зори здесь тихие.

[@WinstonHofler]

Well, saw it last night. Man, it’s not a film, it’s an experience! The brutal descent into Madness Fliora ventures into is disturbing, even more so than Martin Sheen’s character in Apocalypse Now. The last twenty minutes is something I don’t think I ever want to watch again. The imagery and atmosphere also made me feel I was watching a David Lynch film, with the use of music, the limited dialogue during several points, and pure unsettling imagery bordering between reality and fiction.

[@livianegidius9772]

This was reality of WW2 .Not Holywood crap.I am from Eastern European country = not Belarus nor Russia where nazis had done similar atrocities and I think this movie is as close to reality as any war movie could get. Wish it was mandatory in school to watch it to comprehend what war is.

[@disunityholychaos7523]

Wish, depending on grade and how the students could handle before strict parents make a fuss to schools. in my middle school we were shown the d-day scene of Saving private ryan but this movie. oh boy maybe in highschool film breaks (if it can fit in class time of 45-60 mins & made an short assignment to it)

[@disgustednatalie7029]

The movie perfectly depicts the term ‘war is hell on earth’

[@alwive7093]

“Didn’t I tell you not to dig?” Phrase that is now burnt in my memory.

[@Dido7lollipop]

What did he dig?

[@vietphuongbong3441]

@@Dido7lollipop He found a gun. A German scout plane saw he did.

[@rika-chan1594]

@@vietphuongbong3441 is that the reason why his fam were killed?

[@sergeontheloose]

@@rika-chan1594 From the plane it is not clear whether it is a pre-adolescent kid who just dug up an SVT-38 rifle or a grown up armed partisan. The German reconnaisance plane saw a man with a gun, that means "there are partisans in the village" and so the anti-partisan punitive batallion rounded up and shot every single villager living there.

[@rika-chan1594]

@@sergeontheloose ohh I see, thanks!!

[@fj6632]

I’m actually here because Mads Mikkelsen recommended this movie to Hideo Kojima in an interview. Will definitely watch it!

[@varvarauru6747]

My Jewish great grandparents were lucky enough to be given a car to leave Minsk, Belarus three days after the war started. My great grandmother didn't even take documentation because she thought they were just leaving for a couple days but it turned into forever. On their journey to Moscow, they lost two of their infants to famine and sickness, the older two, my great uncle and great aunt, survived. Once they arrived and the war ended they had my grandmother and my other great aunt. A couple years later my older great aunt passed away from a heart attack, her heart was weak from the war, ptsd, and lack of medical assistance. Many years later my great uncle moved to Israel, he passed away a couple years ago. My great grandparents, who went through the war and lost three children, raised my mom with complete love, when my grandmother was unable too because of other reasons. They passed away a long time ago, but my mom only ever remembers them with complete positivity and gratitude. My grandmother never talks about the the troubles her parents and siblings went through, I cannot begin to describe how thankful I am that my great grandparents fate was different than the people in this movie. May all the infants, children, adults and elderly that lost their lives to this gruesome time rest in peace.

[@Andrew-Hawk]

Dear Varvara, I have a friend of mine - born in USSR, now living in Italy - who is a descendant of the only survivor out of 9 of the Jewish Belorussian family. Others were exterminated by nazis and their collaborators… You are lucky that your ancestors took a right timely decision! Peace to us all ☮️

[@bars3543]

How the hell can someone shoot a film this beautifully

[@dprmnky582]

while this is a movie based on historic events, could you imagine this is still someones reality today!! those parts of the news you ignore

[@Kris.G]

how horribly true...

[@apostoliagkolfinopoulou3776]

Very true . We cry and mourn those that were lost and do nothing for those currently living this new terror. And then well cry for those too... pathetic ...

[@jesses5463]

I only consume the news that Big Tech is willing to send me.

[@AtticusTheDeathMetaller]

Most of it was inspired by some of the atrocities done by Oskar Dirlewanger, and his rag tag group of the worst of Germany's Criminals.....

[@madalyn_2091]

This film permanently changed my outlook on my war

[@guycalgary7800]

After reading the comments , I think I will stick with blazing saddles and slapshot , I don’t need to get nightmares from my movies thank you very much .

[@0912sooli]

Well at least this movie shows war as it is...without any glorification

[@robwright1286]

@@0912sooli It's absolutely necessary every human sees this film just so they understand the reality of war, especially politicians.

[@zipel]

Wtf the nightmares thing makes me wanna watch it even more dude

[@etalex7074]

Not all movies are meant to be mindless fun

[@nicolelawless9942]

@@zipel Don’t do it! I now have PTSD as a result of Come and See. My family is getting very concerned now but I can handle it myself

[@mossas1970]

One of the greatest masterpieces ever made

[@thorbeorn4295]

I don't get it. The weirdest movie I have ever seen. Masterpiece? I mean ok...

[@dariogreggio7981]

@@thorbeorn4295 yep you don't get it

[@harderway8568]

My grandpa was 19 when he went to fight in WW2, and soon he got killed. My other grandpa, who was 17, took a gun and went to war searching for revenge. And he survived. My othergrandparrents met in a conc. camp and survived. Tough stories...

[@harderway8568]

@@paulbraunstein2290 Not everyone did unfortunately. My first grandpa, Marko, was 20 when he got killed in an ambush, together with some German guy from a circus, an equilibrist - he was captured, changed his side and continued fighting with partisans against nazis (!). His dad and brother (my other grandpa) found out the day after, but none of them could tell his mother - they kept lying her for months, telling her Marko was well, brave, fighting here and there...Until one day my other grandpa (Milan) could no longer live that way and told her the truth. It broke her heart (she was never again seen on streets, only on graveyard - she would take a road through fields to get there; her life literally ended up that day). Milan took a gun and went to war the day after; he was only 16. In the unit they called him Lightning, cuz he was the smallest and the fastest guy there - he was going forward with a knife, silently killing guards. After they liberated Belgrade in the end of the war, he was kept for 6 months in a mental institution. He was a hero, a great and highly respected man, but never talked about the war...My other grandparrents met in a nazi camp, fortunately they both survived. She was from Chechoslovakia; her mother, who was German - left them for being untermenschen and not pure blooded (husband was Chech), and eventualy became some tough evil bitch in some nazi camp. My families have such stories that you wouldn't believe.

[@giggling_boatswain]

Glory to our heroes forever!

[@bardgod]

the most real movie I ever saw, it's like being there and suffer. I have no words for these movie.. only emotions

[@MikeJones-mj7yp]

The most shocking and well made film I've ever watched. 10/10

[@X3MAntics]

I regret not having seen this yet. But I'm also afraid I'll regret watching it right after.

[@spiralpower1620]

This is accurate

[@Sadius]

exactly how I feel lmao

[@pricesmith8450]

did you watch it yet?

[@Feoktistovs]

Arguably the greatest War film ever made! A heart-wrenching and scary experience.

[@walterkarlins5307]

I watched this 15 years ago and I am still psychologically traumatized.

[@Dondingdingding]

I don't really want to watch this movie again ... I just can't

[@tehahn1]

You may not have a choice. Here you watch. Reality. . . it looks like we've just started it in real life. Look at Seattle. Imagine bigger.

[@CCMan34]

I can see why, this movie makes boy in the striped pajamas, and Schindler's list look like my little pony.

[@issaggg1087]

Terry Hahn yea ima go out on a limb and say seatle is nothing like this at all 😂.

[@CMDR.Gonzo.von.Richthofen]

@Chilly Chase yet.

[@pricesmith8450]

right? it's the only movie where I thought about how well done a shot was, thought about going back to look at it again, and just thought better of it. The weird thing is that it's not even a gory film. Not by a long shot.

[@maxilopez1596]

This is the best war film ever...if you haven't seen it, I'm jealous.

[@nuggetmcgraw3114]

Without doubt, one of the greatest war films ever made. I would recommend it to anyone who thinks war is glorious. To quote Mr Worldwide 'Probably the greatest film I'll never want to see again'.

[@spidersucc2839]

This is honestly the best fan trailer I've ever seen. It gives me chills every time I watch it. Bravo

[@zombiejagerpapstfranziskus2530]

This is the best trailer version of "come and see"!

[@serial92989]

Saw this, on my phone, on YT, with subtitles in the middle of the night. Such a good film on the depiction of the atrocities that happened. such a raw film

[@nicolelawless9942]

I did that once and I was quite drunk at the time. The nightmares were truly awful and it started with the last 40 minutes of the movie where Floyra wanted to talk to me about something and he noticed I had gone missing when he turns back for one second before I was not there. Floyra starts panicking as he ran back to the village where his mother and sisters died, Floyra suddenly hears random screams and that was me screaming out for him. Floyra grabs his rifle to break the house door down and I literally could hear the anger in him begging for me not to die on him but I was already feeling so trapped whilst being held captive by some Nazis. Floyra eventually breaks in the house seeing how terrified I looked at him. The Nazis forced me to decide between them or being with Floyra, I angrily forced myself free from the Nazi who held me captive and ran into Floyra’s arms fearing for my life. I loved how Floyra will confront the Nazis whilst aiming his rifle at them to protect me and out of nowhere, Floyra finally guns the Nazis down and he has never felt so relieved that I was okay and I hugged Floyra for saving my life and we both agreed running away together after that traumatic event because Floyra doesn’t want to almost lose me again. Before leaving his house, Floyra finds a ring that belonged to his mother and he planned on putting it on my hand when I was not looking. I don’t want Floyra to go this far but I can feel it

[@larsthemartian9554]

”War is delightful for those who have had no experience of it.” - Desiderius Erasmus

[@cinevore358]

I seriously have to watch this film.. It's been a while us on my watchlist ! Great video!

[@daweller]

don't do it, it will mess you up

[@shikharsaini6217]

@I Just Wanna Be Popular any HD links to watch this or download this?

[@roberthipolito1351]

Here, the remastered version on the official Mosfilm channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5zOe42tmr6Ugqs

[@nicolelawless9942]

@@roberthipolito1351 I’ve actually got the remastered dvd version of it ready for its 40th anniversary coming up and I’m glad I got it

[@CrodolookslikeFrody]

This is undoubtedly one of the most impactful movies I’ve seen

[@joemalone3099]

This haunting masterpiece (with TURTLES CAN FLY ...warmovie about Iraq war) should be a MANDATORY WATCH FILMS in every high school around the world for the future generations as a reminder what Mankind is capable of...

[@darrenclarke4671]

Absolutely! Unfortunately, education in America is designed to maintain a child's ignorance so we will continually be corrupted, and powerless to build a wonderful world for and with everyone!

[@ColetteV]

Yes and no, children and teenagers are not mature enough to understand what they are watching, they are in a period of their lives where generalizing and stereotyping is the rule and they are looking for an identity sometimes they get radicalized because of it. Most of them will not understand that this happened a long time ago and that Germans and Russians and other countries who committed genocides are no longer the same.

[@darrenclarke4671]

@@ColetteV good points!

[@reagle9315]

@@ColetteV don't speak for every child. Children are humans too and are smart. I learned about WW2 as a boy in Nigeria. About 6 years old. I'm not saying I understood every detail, but I know I felt the devastation it caused. I knew about Hitler, Holocaust, the Gestapo, the Nazi party. If children watch it, it'll stick with them till they grow old. When they're older, they'll rewatch it again and it'll further motivate them to create change. There's no point in making the world seem blissful to children when it's not. Let them learn the harsh reality of the world early on. They are our future.

[@Minezanians]

This movie changed my life so deeply I’ll never be able to put it in to words

[@nicolelawless9942]

I’m so emotionally drained from this movie that I don’t know how I feel anymore. Every time I’m travelling to work or something, I suddenly have an anxiety attack because I get visions of my nightmares urging Floyra to get the hell out of where he is. It sucked that I never made it out of the burning village after sacrificing my own life to make sure that Floyra gets out of there safely because it hadn’t been for me; we both probably would have died anyway, my death in my nightmares was a shocking surprise and I’m forever traumatised

[@Ilovecinema123]

An absolute MASTERPIECE ! This the best trailer i’ve ever seen (very well edited) congratulations !

[@malafunkshun8086]

The savagery of the War on the Eastern Front - and the in the Pacific - was on a scale that humanity had never seen before, and, I pray, will never see again. Aloha ❤️🙏🏼

[@Tullcrafts]

They should show this film to every 17-year-old in America.

[@Tullcrafts]

@Darth Skywalker Yeah, That's why propoganda like Top FUCKING Gun is PG. Something fit to make war look sweet for the next generation of sheep.

[@thatBIGchicken]

This film and Dunkirk, are the only two war films I've seen, that don't glorify war and don't use patriotism whatsoever. Even when a side is wrong, the act of war turns all men into monsters.

[@amouramarie]

I cannot stand patriotism in war films. It's half of what causes war in the first place.

[@phelsuma3037]

What you think about "das boot"?

[@054792austin]

There are not words to properly describe this film. Powerful is the best I can come up with. This film will leave you emotionally exhausted. This is truly terrible to witness knowing that it is based on reality. If everyone were go see this film I believe the world would be a better place.

[@sandwormgod0189]

Revelation 6:7-8 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see. And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him.

[@sethwarner644]

Oh my Lord 😳

[@davidgobert9667]

Thank you!

[@Jacobs-pillow]

Stunning,.

[@alexkerr5804]

his wrath would engulf the world, and he delighted in watching it burn... The horde looked to Attila...and the world trembled ... Abandon all hope. few people would understand this reference but nvm.

[@alexkerr5804]

@Jared Jams total war attila

[@josephfelixguez7745]

this film is beyond powerful.

[@edwardhuang3650]

Best war movie, ever.

[@danwest3825]

One of the most horrifying and deeply disturbing films ever made. This is a very difficult film to watch and it never lets up

[@nicolelawless9942]

I literally had nightmares for 2 months after watching the movie and the grief that Floyra was experiencing after I died was truly terrifying and I’ll never get over that. I hated how violent Floyra was becoming but hell never stop until justice for my death is served. Floyra loved me this much

[@ruslan-iy2ts]

Вечная память и слава погибшим героям !

[@cch5555]

I watched this trailer when I first heard about this movie and just watched it again a few months after seeing it and it still gave me goosebumps. Watch this movie man it’s fucking incredible

[@kam2894]

only film that actually left me speechless after watching. i just was in shock for around 15 minutes after watching. I assume it hit me harder because I am Russian.

[@Frankygoestohollywood]

Cheers 🍻 to you my russian friend..

[@kam2894]

@@Frankygoestohollywood cheers mate 🍻

[@callumraza5046]

Europe owes a debt to Russia

[@HowTo4Uvideos]

Just saw this movie for the first time last night and it may be the best movie on set during WWII that I've ever seen. Amazing.

[@GeorgeZupster]

Saw it when I was 10 years old, never knew the title, untill now, have to watch these one again, I do remember it was somewhat brutal / realistic depiction of madness at eastern front with great photography

[@hugostiglitz1816]

Strange thing is that last year i saw the village burning scene and i though it would be even more dramatic to put Lacrimosa from Requiem under the scene so i watched it while listening to that and it sent shivers down my spine. And now i see this trailer.

[@jamesc.7990]

I just watched this. It is an excellent movie. It depicts the horror of war and the insanity it leaves its victims in.

[@razackadan7120]

The best movie that reflected the true event at the time.

[@bettilopez4327]

Just found a video essay on this days ago, i should probably watch it first.

[@alejandrokaplan7243]

This is a great example of what war is really like

[@roccomarra4741]

This is the most horrific film I have ever watched, I don’t really have the desire to experience this movie more than once but every now and then I come and see to remind my self of the horrors that took place in this era

[@nicolelawless9942]

I only watch it if i feel like getting upset for no reason whatsoever but I think how grateful I am to be alive in 2002 rather then the 40’s. I still sometimes blame myself for why those who were in the war died because I care about them so much

[@SR-ht7zi]

That made me want to want to hug my son.

[@giggling_boatswain]

I saw documentary footage of very young children and parents being triaged in front of a concentration camp. They will never meet again. NEVER. Damn fascism !!!

[@damienlott]

@@giggling_boatswain where you saw that footage? it is online?

[@Dimas9565]

это самый сложный в эмоциональном плане фильм, который когда-либо снимало человечество. Этот фильм можно посмотреть только один раз, повторно его будет посмотреть очень сложно.

[@dondragmer2412]

Я считаю, что каждый в мире должен его посмотреть. Особенно военачальники и политики. Больше всего последнее.

[@ДмиртийБ]

@@dondragmer2412 есть реальный фильм" хроника нацистских преступлений" целый час показывают трупы замученных ЛЮДЕЙ миллионы убитых женщин, стариков, детей. Что касается политиков , то есть две концепции управления обществом справедливая ( русский мир) и не справедливая ( западная). Западным политикам эти кадры ,как мёд . А для нас это ужас . Поэтому когда ЗАПАД говорит , что Россия им угрожает это действительно так . Ибо победить должна одна концепция . И я надеюсь, что это будет справедливая . И Россия сможет объединить страны в одно справедливое общество.

[@AndrezF17]

Я уже много раз посмотрел, это хорошо прочищает мозги, будьте спокойны!

[@bennywoo1918]

i dont think i have ever seen such a film that has had an impact on me, everyone needs to see this so it doesent happen again, this will stay with me thats for sure

[@matthewgleavey9477]

phenomenal movie the scene where florian gets pinned down in the field and you can see the tracers zipping over his head and bouncing off into the sky way off in the distance put me right on the edge of my seat

[@Kaghemsuha]

Like laser beams in the night, and the dying cow's eye... the shot will return I my nightmares.

[@hollyhillcar1661]

This movie has been on my watch list for months but something in my gut is telling me not to watch it, still I keep coming back here

[@lucybain7933]

oh god it really is an intense and uncomfortable watch (compare this to any saw movie or something like that and this is ten times scarier) but i was in the same boat as u, knowing i shouldn't watch it but i couldn't stop thinking about it. and looking back i'm so grateful for watching it - it provides so much perspective and is just so powerful. let me know what you think if you do watch it :)

[@marialfabeta]

I see that movie in the 80s in a movie festival in lisbon. And i have the dvd. One of best movie i ever see

[@janelizabeth8680]

This is why ....... We can never, ever forget. Lest we forget.

[@doldy1000]

Original translation would be not "come and see" , but rather "go and see" , meaning go as just a mindless process , but "come " has some sort of a destination , an end point, "go and see " depicts an image of an endless going process , also word "see" doesnt pass whole meaning of word смотри . The word "watch" in meaning of (observe someone / something that is in action ) would be better / "Go and watch "

[@rodrigorott968]

Interesting. In brazilian portuguese the translation of the title is more accurate: Va e veja. Va = Go ; Veja = watch.... e = and

[@filippoforni6781]

Yes, in Italian too it is "Va' e vedi" which means go and watch.

[@coiranioconti2357]

@@filippoforni6781ehi! non avevo ancora trovato un italiano che avesse visto questo film

[@filippoforni6781]

@GazB Actually, in the Bible it says "Come and See".

[@johnnyplatis]

@@filippoforni6781Correct. The Ancient Greek script is: Ἔρχου καὶ ἴδε=come and see.

[@Spyflugan90]

I've never seen a movie depict the horrors of war as realistically as this.

[@MrEd8846]

Actually picked it up on blue ray the other day because it had some clips from a old 70s interview with Belarus survivors. Let's just say this movie is less graphic than those survivors stories. There was times I paused it and thought "ok it cant get worse than what they're saying" and then it gets worse

[@fergydatruth8742]

Do u know if the stories can be found anywhere elsr

[@patrickcummins79]

What was the name of that documentary?

[@MrEd8846]

@@patrickcummins79 the back of my bluray says "three 1975 films from flaming memory, a documentary series by Victor Dashuk featuring firsthand accounts of survivors of the genocide during ww2 in what is now known as Belarus" and what is shown is just a basic interview but the descriptions are horrifying

[@oxyum2144]

The violin in this is the same in Midsommar 2019 trailer

[@SabyasachiBeheraIGIT]

Midsomar music was really scary. You're right. The music feels the same spooky.

[@mymanjoker]

And both are fucking scary non horror masterpieces (and hereditary)

[@thiagocrux]

Brilliant work! Thank you for this!

[@cadensmitheson6484]

This movie is truly a masterpiece. The scariest thing in real life is war. And this is the scariest movie I have ever seen. I have seen plenty of horror movie but not one has made me feel as disturbed, unnerved, and terrified as this movie. The reason being is that in real life all of this happened but on a much wider and brutal scale. Terrifying to think how brutal humans can be become under the right circumstances. If u were a German soldier back then would u of disobeyed an order.....

[@user-tf4ho2uo1e]

That cow that gets gunned down in the field... it was a real cow. Killed with a real MG42, on camera.

[@jyotijangra388]

Are they allowed to do that, I mean just for cinema?

[@johnnyplatis]

@@jyotijangra388 Yep. Coppola did the same in Apocalypse now, and it was in 1979. And the butchering of the animal there is far more graphic.

[@gulnaragulnara4240]

@@jyotijangra388 The director told the cow was to be killed anyway. Ill or for meat ... I don't remember.

[@ciavattarmy]

Una mucca per educare 100.000 uomini

[@HAL--gb6uf]

@@johnnyplatis Bruh🙄. The local people there were anyway going to kill the cow. Coppola's wife informed him and he shot the last scene

[@louisshann3122]

After I saw this movie I can never see anymore war movies. Compared to this one all are 3rd rate fluff stories and nothing but bullshit... This movie was reality.