The Shore of Salvation
Appearance
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| Directed by | Arya Dashiyev Ryu Ho Son |
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| Cinematography | Pyotr Kataev |
| Music by | Evgeny Ptichkin Ra Guk |
Production companies | Gorky Film Studio 8 February Film Studio |
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Running time | 134 minutes |
| Countries | Soviet Union North Korea |
| Languages | Russian Korean |
The Shore of Salvation (Russian: Берег спасения, romanized: Bereg spaseniya, Korean: 구원의 기슭) is a 1990 USSR-North Korean two-part martial arts action film directed by Arya Dashiyev and Ryu Ho Son. Arya also co-wrote the script. The film describes the events of the Russo-Japanese War.[1]
Plot
[edit]The events unfold on the cruiser "Svetlana", one of the Russian ships that participated in the Russo-Japanese war. The cruiser is attacked. After the fire is over, the crew decides to flood the ship so that it does not get to the enemy. Only five sailors can survive. They arrive on Korean land and are sent to the Russian territory, on the way they face various dangers.
Cast
[edit]- Dmitry Matveyev as Dyakonov
- Boris Nevzorov as Nikulin
- Viktor Stepanov as Father Fyodor
- Vitaly Serov as Oles
- Alexander Slastin as Myakota
- Lee Sol Hi as Barame
- Li Yong Ho as Yu Chun
- Cho Jae-Yong as elder
- Yun Chang as Kajio
- Zhu Sok Bon as Yam
- Kwak Men So as Harata
References
[edit]- ^ Энциклопедия кино — БЕРЕГ СПАСЕНИЯ. dic.academic.ru.
External links
[edit]Categories:
- 1990 films
- 1990 Soviet films
- 1990 Russian-language films
- Russian-language war drama films
- North Korean drama films
- Soviet war drama films
- 1990 martial arts films
- Soviet multilingual films
- 1990 multilingual films
- 1990 war drama films
- Films set in the 20th-century Russian Empire
- Films set in the Korean Empire
- 1990 Korean-language films
- Russo-Japanese War films
- 1990s Soviet film stubs