Hot summer in Kabul
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Hot summer in Kabul |
| Original title | Жаркое лето в Кабуле Scharkoje leto w Kabule |
| Country of production | Soviet Union , Afghanistan |
| original language | Russian , Dari , Pashtun |
| Publishing year | 1983 |
| length | 87 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director |
Ali Khamraev Vali Latifi |
| script |
Wadim Trunin Assadulla Habid |
| music | Eduard Artemjew |
| camera | Yuri Klimenko |
| occupation | |
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Hot Summer in Kabul ( Russian Жаркое лето в Кабуле ) is a Soviet - Afghan war drama directed by Ali Khamraev and Wali Latifi from 1983. The film deals with the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan from a Soviet perspective. It produced Uzbek film , Afghan film and Mosfilm .
action
The Soviet surgeon and professor Fyodorov traveled to Kabul in 1982 , a few years after the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, to give lectures there and to work in a military hospital. He witnessed first hand brutal clashes between Soviet and Afghan government troops with “ counter-revolutionary ” forces and the mujahideen . He cares for the wounded on both sides and asks them about their experiences and personal circumstances. Fyodorov gets an idea of the situation in the country and the people.
Trivia
Hot Summer in Kabul premiered in September 1983 and was later broadcast in the GDR . The lexicon of international films described the film as “political object lesson in the guise of an action film”, while other reviews attested it to be “free from all theoretical know-it-alls and quick judgments”.
Web links
- Hot summer in Kabul in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Hot summer in Kabul on kino-teatr.ru
- Hot summer in Kabul in the dictionary of international films