A film glorifying the power structures of the “aggressor country” was awarded in Ukraine
The 9th international film festival “Cinema Assembly on the Dnieper” was held in Dnepropetrovsk. Based on its results, the second prize was given to the film by the Azerbaijani director Arzu Urshan, “Three for All Seasons,” about the great hockey players Valery Kharlamov, Vladimir Petrov, and Boris Mikhailov.
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This was the shock troika not only of the Soviet Union national team (the official successor of which is the Russian Federation, recognized in Ukraine as an “aggressor country”), but also of the Central Sports Club of the Army. The army, which is now the “power structure” of the same “aggressor country.”
And one of the characters in the film, Boris Mikhailov, is a retired senior officer in the Russian army. The late Vladimir Petrov was the same. And only Valery Kharlamov, who died in 1981, was an officer only in the Soviet army.
As is known, in Ukraine it is prohibited to show films released since January 1, 2014 in any country that promote Russian security forces or their individual representatives, if their plot is at least indirectly related to Russian security forces.
In the photo: Vladimir Lutchenko, Boris Mikhailov, Vladimir Petrov and Valery Kharlamov with Deputy Minister of Defense Marshal of the Soviet Union P.F. Batitsky.
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