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"Apples of Forty-First" is a 1970 drama set against the backdrop of war. Directed by the team at Uzbekfilm, this film explores themes of heroism and memory during a critical time in history.
This film is relatively obscure, often overshadowed by more prominent war dramas, but it holds a certain charm for collectors interested in lesser-known works from that era. There are a few VHS editions floating around, and finding a good quality print can be a challenge, making it an intriguing addition to niche collections. The film has gained some traction in recent years among enthusiasts of Soviet cinema, particularly for its intimate portrayal of wartime experiences.
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"Apples of Forty-First" is a drama and war film.
The film was produced by Uzbekfilm.
"Apples of Forty-First" was released in 1970.
The film features Solizhon Akhmedov, Tanilya Akhmerova, and Serhii Dvoretskyi among its cast.
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