The 9th Company-Đại đội số 9 DVDRip

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Tên khác: 9 Pota, Đại đội 9.
Năm sản xuất : 2005
Nước sản xuất: Nga
Đạo diễn: Fyodor Bondarchuk
Kịch bản: Yuri Korotkov
Thể loại : Chiến tranh
Đánh Giá: 7.4/10

Năm 1987, đất nước afganistan rơi vào hoàn cảnh chiến trận liên miên, Liên Xô cho quân đội đến hỗ trợ liên quân quốc tế. Nhận nhiệm vụ của cấp trên, đại đội 9 dẫn đầu bởi đại đội trưởng Khohol đã đến afganistan để yểm trợ cho quân du kích từ độ cao 3234. Điều kiện chiến đấu khó khăn đã làm mài mòn dần ý chí chiến đấu và thể chất của những con người trẻ tuổi này. Thế nhưng trước tình cảnh giết hoặc bị giết, những người lính xô viết với bản lĩnh quật cường buộc phải vực dậy tinh thần của mình để chuẩn bị cho trận đánh quyết tử cuối cùng.

Young Soviet Army recruits are stuck in the bloody war in Afghanistan, that was started by politicians.

Russian war film based on the true story of a company of soldiers isolated in the mountains during the disastrous 1979-1989 Afghan war

The Soviet campaign in Afghanistan ended in 1989 with ignominious defeat and withdrawal having cost (according to conservative Soviet estimates) 15,000 soldiers' lives with another 500,000 sick and injured. Meanwhile, two million Afghan combatants and civilians are said to have died. It was, as US sponsors of the Afghan resistance forces had hoped, "the Soviet Vietnam".

And if Afghanistan was Vietnam, The 9th Company does its damndest to be the Russian equivalent of Platoon, Full Metal Jacket and Apocalypse Now. The parallels are clear: it's an ambitious big budget film, politically cynical, but glorifying youthful valour. In line with the Vietnam directors, Fyodor Bondarchuk has also stated that his intent is to reflect the experience of his own generation.

To its credit, The 9th Company doesn't come off too badly from comparisons with its illustrious American forebears, although at times it does seem slavishly adherent to the template that they have laid down. With its two part structure based around a brutal training regime followed by bloody slaughter, it closely resembles Full Metal Jacket and there are very few surprises in terms of plot development. The men it follows are all variations on well-worn stereotypes. There's the seemingly-sadistic but sweet at heart warrant officer who forces the young troops through their paces at training camp, there's the artist, the young father, the virginal lover and the boor who loves his buddies.

The 9th Company (Russian: 9 Рота) is a Russian / Finnish / Ukrainian film by Fyodor Bondarchuk about the Soviet war in Afghanistan released in 2005. The film follows a band of young recruits from a farewell ceremony with friends and family back home, through their often brutal training in Uzbekistan's Fergana Valley, up to a bloody battle on a mountain top in Afghanistan against the mujahideen.

The film is based on a real battle that took place at Hill 3234 early 1988, during the last large-scale Soviet military operation Magistral. In the movie, only one soldier from the company survives and the company is said to have been "forgotten" by the military command because of the Soviet withdrawal. But in reality, the story was different.

The 9th Company, 345th Guards Airborne Regiment was pinned down under heavy fire on "Hill 3234" between 7 and 8 January 1988. They managed to stop twelve attacks by an estimated 250−500 Mujahideen. The company lost 6 men. Another 28 out of the total 39 were wounded. Two of the killed soldiers were posthumously awarded the golden star of the Hero of the Soviet Union. The unit was in constant communication with headquarters and got everything the regimental commander, Colonel Valery Vostrotin, could provide in terms of ammunition, reinforcements, and helicopter evacuation of the wounded.[1]

The film received a mixed reaction from the veterans of that war, who pointed to a number of inaccuracies, but nevertheless, judging by ticket sales, was embraced by the general public, and even by Russian President Vladimir Putin. It was also given the Golden Eagle Award for the Best Feature Film by the Russian Academy of Cinema Arts.

It was directed by Fyodor Bondarchuk, the son of classic Soviet film director Sergei Bondarchuk, whose 1959 Destiny of a Man was a landmark in film treatments of World War II and who also shot an Oscar-winning epic based on Leo Tolstoy's novel War and Peace.

Although not the first movie to be made about the Soviet Army's experience in Afghanistan (others include Afghan Breakdown by Vladimir Bortko), 9th Company was the first attempt by Russian filmmakers to create a big-screen, big-budget movie about that war, comparable to the American Vietnam War movies of the 1980s (Platoon, Full Metal Jacket, Born on the Fourth of July). The film was released in September 2005 and became a Russian box office hit, generating $7.7 million in its first five days of release alone, a new domestic record.[2]

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