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RE: Pyotr Todorovsky's, "The Cadets."

Posted by Victor Khomenko on November 24, 2007 at 08:06:02:
Glad you liked it... we did too, although I was not sure if it would resonate with a Westerner. Apparently it will with some.

There are several very poignant sub-stories to the film, the major with burnt face was great, so was the guy who volunteered to the front... extremely palpable performance. The drill sergeant... kind of bring back the hand grenade episode from The Mirror.

Definitely look into Todorovsky the director.