Height 220
The film tells how in the summer of 1942, on the approaches to Stalingrad, Wehrmacht soldiers were blocked by the defenders of Altitude 220. Machine-gun crew of Hanpasha Nuradilov destroyed almost a thousand soldiers and officers of the enemy in an unequal battle, showing an example of selfless courage and heroism. With his sacrifice, Nuradilov stopped the powerful attack of the Germans, thereby giving time to regroup the Soviet troops, and did not allow the enemy to capture the Serafimovichi bridgehead, which gathered the main forces of our army for the main attack on the Wehrmacht group in Stalingrad.
Director:
Leonid Plyaskin
Writers:
Shamil Dzhafarov, Andrey Kostyuchenko.
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Yuliya Makarova as Pelageya |
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Ilya Antonenko as Sasha Sokolov |
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Nikita Kologrivyy as Avdeev |
| Production | Andrey Korobov | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Shamil Dzhafarov | Screenplay |
| Directing | Leonid Plyaskin | Director |
| Production | Shamil Dzhafarov | Producer |
| Production | Dmitry Domnin | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Grigoriy Rudakov | Director of Photography |
| Art | Eduard Galkin | Production Design |
| Production | Vadim Goryainov | Producer |
| Writing | Andrey Kostyuchenko | Screenplay |
