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0 21 Two young men are called up and opt for the elite unit of paratroopers. They come to Chechnya to war. Sanja - grew up in the orphanage, says friends are more important than family, because his friends seek out themselves. Volodya - Has parents and a sister, and invites his friend to make his family holiday. The two guys are in captivity. They manage to escape, Volodya is killed. Sanja is later honored as a hero because he captures the field commander Hassan. He gets leave and accompanied the coffin of his friend to his family, where he met the sister of Volodya. The two spend together one day and fall in love. Volodya to go back to Chechnya, but promises to return the young woman. She promises to wait for him.
opinion on the film: "Chechenia Warrior 3" has nothing to do with his to do (also already been independent) first two parts, but has only one thing in common with its predecessors: the issue of Chechnya war. One can enjoy this film so easily, without knowing the other parts of the "series", which is a pure invention of the German title forge. This Russian, obviously with the support of the Army has created this film in no way a rational, objective, or even complex work-up of the conflict, but only action and a man's friendship - but this is implemented, at least acceptable. The pivotal point of the film is the orphan boy Alexander, played by Vladimir Volga. Volga was before and after that Film never seen in a film production. He's doing quite well. He plays a tough but sympathetic young man who grew up in an orphanage and now sees his chance in the military. He makes friends quickly with the somewhat awkward Vladimir, the revered Alexander and even wants to pair him with his sister. The friendship strengthens even further, as both are used by Chechen rebels captured and demanded a large ransom for her. As surprising them on your own then manages to escape, but only one comes back home alive. The story is thus still far from over.
The Russian army has certainly in the development of the film actively helped and made tanks and helicopters to provide the necessary brutality. From the horror stories you hear about the state of the Russian military is in the movie felt nothing, of course, instead apparently govern only the camaraderie and, above all, a great equipment that leaves nothing to be desired. The enemy, however partisan meet every genre: a group of militant Muslims who own the wealth is more important than the people. Of course, the Chechen fighters and foreign interest groups are supported, or even secretly commanded. Excluding this successfully from a very entertaining war film remains with a few lengths, for an average of good entertainment, it is high enough yet.
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