Kuban Cossacks | MUSICAL | FULL MOVIE

[@McIntyreBible]

Mother Russia is a fabulous country. I went there in 1992-1994, the West and Siberia. I found the people genuine in their hospitality!

[@denachea7533]

Such a lovely film! Thank you for sharing!

[@ٴٴٴٴ_0]

These Soviet "family friendly" movies are extremely therapeutic

[@nurmaybooba]

This was a lovely movie thank-you.

[@comradecracker447]

YES!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!!! Iv seen that 10 min clip a thousand times over. Finally I am to see the entirety.

[@P.M-]

God bless the motherland

[@McIntyreBible]

Yes, I agree, as long as Lenin & Stalin is not a part of it!

[@mheartshape6817]

The happy village, the happy village ever!

[@ТатьянаЛисова-в1б]

Этот фильм хрестоматийный в актёрский школах Голливуда. Потому что в нем есть три главных условий для успеха. Музыка, красивая героиня и счастливый финал.:)

[@zaatarsumac9364]

Spasiba❤

[@asmazda5556]

Que hermosos paisajes tiene la vasta Tierra de Rusia como quisiera haber nacido ruso.

[@cliffarroyo9554]

Esta pelicula era filmada en medio de una hambruna... Guardias armadas prevenia que los campesinos hambrientos robaran la comida usada como accesorios.

[@FilipeYamanu]

@@cliffarroyo9554 ¿Cuáles son sus fuentes para hacer tal acusación?

[@NatkarchTMC]

@@cliffarroyo9554 The film was released in 1949 - just 4 years after the end of the war, of course, it was a difficult time, but there was no famine. La película se estrenó en 1949, solo 4 años después del final de la guerra, por supuesto, fue un momento difícil, pero no hubo hambruna.

[@Gerodot.]

@@cliffarroyo9554 Брехня.

[@charlyfromtampico]

Beautiful people 👍🏻🙋🏻‍♂️🇷🇺💃

[@Dima-fq5ym]

Спасибо большое за хф очень красивый фильм! Все известные песни!

[@realgrilledsushi]

Only see clips of this especially the song at the collective farm. Thank you for sharing the full version with English subtitile!

[@camaradacomissario9641]

They have a quite interesting accent pronouncing the letter O. Soviet female dresses looked much nicer than dresses from Western famous brands.

[@Ssasha51]

Спасибо,за качество и за 4к,хороший звук

[@topobabotas]

Me gustó mucho ❤ Captura muy bien el espíritu del proyecto socialista, lo que también me provoca tristeza pues era tan bella la promesa de una sociedad sin clases en donde todos cooperaran para la producción de los bienes. Lástima que nuestra naturaleza utilitarista e individualista sea más dominante y por ende el socialismo sea una ilusión inalcanzable en nuestro tiempo.

[@chabico75]

La Naturaleza Humana predominante es el apoyo mutuo y el instinto de superación, para nada el individualismo más absoluto. Lo que ocurre es que el Capitalismo lo reduce a la mínima expresión posible. En todo momento buscamos un apoyo y tratatamos de ofrecer apoyo a personas cercanas, así como pese que nuestra posición pueda ser acomodada en un momento siempre buscamos progresar a partir de esa posición y esos son dos valores que si saliesen del nivel familiar o de amistades a niveles más Sociales y Comunitario formarían el Comunismo. Es el Capitalismo el que utiliza estas misma Naturaleza Humana a su favor. Cuanto conseguimos algo importante o simplemente el llevar nuestra vida adelante, se nos hace creer que es por nuestro esfuerzo, pero no nos cuenta todas las personas que han habio detrás soportándonos y empujándonos sin sin ninguna contraprestación material. El Logro individual simplemente NO Existe, todo Logro es Común y la Pasión por el Trabajo que tienen la mayoría de las personas si encontraran su utilidad especial deseada no tiene nada que ver con su pretensión de tener más. El Socialismo y el Comunismo es inherente a nuestra vidas privadas y sólo es necesario que pase a formar parte de nuestras Comunidades y de estas a nuestros Estados.

[@vilayoudama6235]

Dans les films russes, le paysage est un acteur

[@hilarycarling9856]

C'est une pensee tres perspicace. Je suis d'accord !!! I'm English!!!! I hope my attempt to respond politely (in YOUR language) translates "That is a perceptive insight. I agree!"

[@julydav]

Моя Родина❤

[@seany3460]

Wow soviet people were happy!

[@wiv2631]

Yes! The honor of being a communist working on a collective farm just thrilled everyone! Too bad it all fell apart in 70 years.

[@animeXcaso]

Imagine believing the soviets

[@colmcmillan173]

As Solzhenitsyn wrote: he was also happy and didn't know anything about the Gulag until he got there himself. But even while in the NKVD prison, he heard the noise of the street and happy people who knew nothing about the Gulag. And there were most of them.

[@yossarian2195]

⁠@@colmcmillan173 He was also a rootless cosmopolitan sympathetic to Trotsky.

[@yossarian2195]

@@animeXcasoboohoo nigga

[@ИринаБондарева-й3я]

Фильм очаровательный🙂.

[@t.donnguyen36]

My favourite song "Урожайная" (Harvest) starts at 2:10. Wonderful!

[@nikolaipotapenkov8823]

Strange I was born in Crimea long ago. But never see that movie. Cuban people are our neighbors. Just you passing Ketch Strate . My father's young brother lived there. Long time ago.. Everything was long time ago . NYC USA 🇺🇸 P.S. no .when I heard the song about eagle ...I recalled every moment of that movie. Spasibo. Soldat CCCP

[@slavenslavicek5164]

Gledao taj film 70ih u Jugoslaviji kao klinac.

[@JorgeTorres-ot7wy]

Bendiciones para ti pueblo ruso

[@bruno8372]

Très intéressant, dommage que les publicité débiles soient là pour gâcher ce film....

[@nikolaipotapenkov8823]

Y deda medali za Voiny. Kak y moego otza. Soldatskie Slavy... A ved voina tolko zakonchilis 4 goda nazad..1949.. Vse muziki frontoviki... Spasibo otzam za Podvig. Kakie ludi ranshe byli....takix yze ne budet...

[@thefebo8987]

can you upload the film "Sunflower"(1970) by de Sica? Wikipedia says Mosfilm was involved in the production

[@KRISHNAWARRIOR]

available in German, english or russian with english subtitles? please help. (I know there was german edition, but probably somewhere lost in the archives)

[@Telmaandl6]

Сцена на бегах ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹арууууу 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥

[@Dima-fq5ym]

Прадед был Козаком!

[@McIntyreBible]

17:25, the Autumn Fair.

[@tiastanjung6216]

45:17

[@irinamiklashevskaya-me7dh]

😂❤

[@HaavardFonnelandPettersen]

I love oi tsvetet galina irrationally.

[@DenDez3000]

* oi tsvetet kalina (RUS: Ой, цветёт калина) (END: Oh, viburnum is blooming)

[@McIntyreBible]

23:11, the lovely women.

[@Kiki123-k5r]

Im a communist and I think this movie is a "collective" delirium!!! but I like it its weird and funny!!! hahahaha

[@ОльгаЛазарева-ф3м]

Это Комедия, потому и смешно.

[@Telmaandl6]

Она сама едет?😱

[@angryninja]

The scenery was very beautiful, including all the happy scenes at the fair, but I really didn't like the toxic relationship between the two leads. She embarrasses and humiliates him but because she tells others she loves him that's okay? I know Russian women are tougher than men in the west, but are Russian men eunuchs?

[@ZZmeyka]

They are both psychologically damaged. Galina is a widow and may be afraid to let another man approach her, but she still loves him.

[@ekaterinazelenova5015]

It's not like thst. You should know the movie better. They are both not young, both lost their family members in Second World War: she is the widow, he lost his family members, too. He secretly loved her all his life, and never been married. But Galina never hurt him nor in her actions, nor with her words. They both think that since they're not in their youth, how is it possible to show the affection towards each other? Remember, it's the village, where traditions are still alive; according to these traditions, fawning and courting are for the young boys and girls; the ones who are more than 23-24 years of age should be serene, calm and strict.

[@ТатьянаЛисова-в1б]

@@ekaterinazelenova5015 и ещё ей хочется, чтобы он первый проявил инициативу :) А он не решается. Боится, что она откажет и он потеряет лицо.:)

[@McIntyreBible]

21:00, in this scene Communist Russia is trying to convince the world the benefits of Communism/Socialism.

[@ЙййыыАасс]

Да тут убеждать не надо. Последние 30 лет истории России говорят в пользу социализма.

[@colmcmillan173]

Idk what other capitalist country could survive after a devastating war that destroyed almost the entire economy, received a giant demographic crisis, surrounded by enemies and isolated from the world. Imagine that the USA is isolated from the whole world, when the main article of their export is cut green paper. The US would simply cease to exist.

[@BobHooker]

This was the kind of movie Stalin liked best, very strange.

[@shipovnik89]

He also really liked Chaplin's City Lights

[@raulmundoalvaresrivaz769]

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[@Corvusdotensis]

Why they don't use helmets while ridding the horse?

[@user-ed8kg5yj1o]

Это ведь казаки. А казаки на конях рождаются

[@ЛарисаСоколова-с4ы]

Вдоем

[@lukeblissenbach9557]

Great movie I've always thought Marxism is the best system

[@НатальяКузнецова-щ2ж]

Бидьте, миленькие, что же вам не хватает? любы и хороши . Мы, руси и православные Вас любим и приве чаем. Вопрос к вам друг, что вам не хватает? Почему вы к нам, которые вас привет или, относитесь по свинки?

[@МаргоМарго-г6й]

Вам, украинцам, надо было думать, прежде чем „скакать“ и речевки кричать про „гиляку и ножи“...Но ваша беда в том, что вы думать не способны...

[@Grigori_Buniachenkiv]

cossacks in this film ar soo happy for being soviet's , until they remember what happend after the russian civil war

[@colmcmillan173]

Yes, the Russian people probably had the right to persecute the Cossacks for their blind devotion to the tsars and the brutal suppression of unarmed people who rebelled against tsarism.

[@Corvusdotensis]

There werer Cossacks who fought for the Red Army and cossacks who fought for the White Army, as in the XVII, when some cossacks like Mazepa fought for Poland, while others like Hmelnitskiy, fought for the tzar.

[@championknife]

if we take the percentage of people (of the total number of people in the country) who were in the GULAG, then there are fewer of them than there are now in US prisons. You probably know about the Gulag from Solzhenitsyn? He was just absorbing the legends of the prison, and as usual they are extremely exaggerated.

[@vorynrosethorn903]

The gulag was used to kill millions of people for political views, the criminals got less harsh treatment. Also the Soviet archives have been open since the nineties, all the claims from American intellectuals about how misunderstood communist Russia were is a bit of a joke when you can pull up paperwork on the things that happened. Considering the damage communist rule did, both in human terms and to Russia, the Cossacks who stood by the Tsar were completely justified. Communists go on about the people but the fact is that revolutions are the product of small organised groups, the majority of society will always choose being supporting what they know and fence sitting as they don't care to get involved. The opposing political force only gains popular support once it seems like the winning horse. Despite all the talk of people, the Soviets favoured a small elite class and did so at a far greater cost to the rest of the population than the Tsarist regime even had the capability for.

[@romulodecastrodasilva5863]

You can press like button or gulag button, you chosse, you are FREE!

[@shipovnik89]

And you pressed "General Franco" button?

[@romulodecastrodasilva5863]

@@shipovnik89 I prefer Pinochet Button!

[@guillermogonzalezislas1499]

The song from "Sicko"!