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Kiborgy. Heroyi ne vmyrayut (2017)

Action | War 
Rayting:   8.4/10 6.7K votes
Country: Ukraine
Language: Ukrainian | Russian
Release date: 7 December 2017

It is a story of a several week long military duty in September 2014. A group of military volunteers comes to Donetsk Airport for the first time the Airport has been held by Ukrainians for more than four months of war.

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karenal-184-940292 16 December 2017

Ok, so to be true, the real mark from me - is about 8.4-.8.5 Before filming every movie, each filmmaker should thought, for what type of audience this film will be. Because, as we all known, in one country movie can be successful, in another - hated. It all depends from history of each country, on its current political, finance and economic situation. Every country has its tragic and dramatic moments. At the end of every such tragic moment: transport incidents with victims, nature cataclysm, political protests, revolutions, terrorist attack or war, people become united and works together. Just to support each other, share their resources with others, or to solve problems which was caused by 'others'. Very often, directors running by their emotions and thus make their work too screwed up, chaotic and difficult to perceive by ordinary viewers. And probably because of that, many of movie filmed right after important events, are becomes quite bad or lets called them, weak. The reason is very simple, authors (writers) do their jobs only following emotions and fillings. They doesn't spend many time for analyzing history before 'drama' was taking the place, they looks at situation from only one point of conflict, for additional materials they use data from Wikipedia or short interviews of victimsfriends eal persons who been involved. "Cyborgs: Heroes Never Die" doesn't have any of problems mentioned above. Events, personages, interior and places, some monologues and dialogs, all of this was taken from real peoples who risked their lives and who were killed or was wounded during the Battle of Donetsk airport (real name: Donetsk Sergey Prokofiev International Airport) at autumn 2014 -Winter 2015. Those Ukrainians who served there was named 'Cyborgs'. First time that names were given by pro-russian separatists, because of specific how Ukrainian soldiers fights, how they used this building and non-human conditions where they lived. But lets return back to movie. It doesn't have one main antagonist or group. It is more complicated. We having: pro-russian separatist and Russian military forces from one side who tries to knock out&occupy airport as main strategic object; also Ukrainian general command, who follows only International 'peaceful' plans, his orders brings mess into situation; some of 'Cyborgs' has psychological issues caused, of course, by heavy military actions. These are main factors which create atmosphere, idea and probably this is the main line of the movie. Permanent fight with physical enemy, enemy in face of your command and with 'another yourself'. Director choose not to follow only one protagonist personage, he decided to provide each one of the them enough time to told their story. This is why, you are really understand actions and behaviors of every character and start to sympathize and empathize everyone. Dialogs and lines are clearly the best thing! First of all, this is not fully Ukrainian speaking product. As it was in real life, soldiers are speaking between each others on 2 languages, Ukrainian and Russian. Second, there is many philosophical and social historical speeches between characters. Movie just full of them, it gives the audience (especially international) the answers of what is the cause of this war? Why everything was taking place? What is the main motives of pro-russ separatist? Why so many young and old guys from Ukraine come together at this Airport, and what drives them to do what they are doing? Harshstrong words are in use

vinodelka 14 December 2017

Fmovies: Just wanted to say Thank You to everybody, who made this film. This story was based on true basis and i cry almost all time during the film. War is a very cruel thing, but when you stay for your country, U are a hero...

originalchc 14 April 2018

As a citizen of the Baltic states who have been occupied, deported and killed by USSR, I figured I'd need to add a few words about this work. First of all, thank you for creating and sharing the stories of the men who care to stand up against oppression. It is really sad that this had to take place in this day and age. I've been in Ukraine and, admittedly, they had their own issues well before the war started (this is discussed in the movie) but the people were nice to each other and to foreigners. I've also visited Russia several times and I can't say the specific people I visited weren't welcoming, but condescending they were. They hate us (west) for some reason. Perhaps it's the fall of USSR, their own sad state of affairs or just the infamous Kremlin propaganda that made them this way. I've only visited Moscow, so can't say about other citizens. Nevertheless, these acts of aggression are well planned and structured which implies that it must be the oligarchy who is doing this, but worth noting is that the people accept that, so they're to blame as much as their cruel and selfish leaders.

Now, about the movie. It has a lot of heart, just enough action to get an idea of the hard conditions these men had to endure. The script is lacking but remember... this is not scripted, it's real life, just four years ago. Before that was Georgia, Chechenya and others. It doesn't add much in terms of history of why this really happened which could've helped illustrate this for those who are unaware of the historical ties. Also the Maidan was mentioned but not explained.

Please do watch it just to get a rest from the Hollywood non-stop action without meaning, remember why that you and me and they are human, and why this is no way to treat each other. If you get to understand these people more in that way, this movie will have served it's purpose well.

morn-09168 16 December 2017

Kiborgy. Heroyi ne vmyrayut fmovies. Take "Saving Private Ryan", add Netflix "Sand Castle", spice it with "Dunkerque" aaand reduce he budget in 10-100 times. So, not much of the pretty explosions, but a lot of military drama abour group of soldiers, holding their position in airport.

chakpronoris 15 December 2017

Because the film is shot on a relatively small budget, then many things can not be fully disclosed because of a lack of money. For example: the battle for the New Terminal and other clashes with the terrorists. As for what does not depend on the big money, this is a story which is very good, and especially the dialogue of the actors is so lively that they deserve 10 points. Operator work in places is lame, but the picture itself is very good. The film makes you think after watching because of its multi-faceted, because in the dialogs you can agree with all the characters in the film. For those who do not know the details of the conflict between Ukrainian troops and terrorists and Russian military, the film may seem unsaid, but you can also watch documentaries on the theme of the Donetsk airport. In the Ukrainian cinematograph this is one of the best records made in the history of independence. I advise you to view it all, very deep dialogues and a story about real Ukrainian heroes.

heruznaesh 13 December 2017

The best movie, filmed in Ukraine Good story, perfectly worked characters of the heroes. I hope the film will go on sale not only on the territory of Ukraine and viewers of the whole world will be able to understand what is happening in my country and why these people are fighting

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