The Taras Family
About The Taras Family
In occupied Kiev, the Taras family and their neighbors resist the Germans. The occupiers try to reopen a munitions plant and push Soviet workers to collaborate.
Cast & crew
More about The Taras Family
Mark Donskoy directed it. Boris Gorbatov wrote it. Bentsion Monastyrsky photographed it. Lev Shvarts wrote the music. The Dovzhenko Film Studios released it in 1945. It runs 107 minutes. Amvrosy Buchma and Veniamin Zuskin are billed. The Russian title is Непокорённые. It was also released as Unvanquished and Unconquered. It follows Donskoy's Rainbow.
Themes
Look
Bentsion Monastyrsky photographed the occupied city and the plant.
Music
Lev Shvarts wrote the music.
Notes
- Buchma plays in the Taras household.
- The English titles Unvanquished and Unconquered are the same picture.
- Donskoy made it after Rainbow, and the catalog calls it a semi-sequel.
Scenes
- The Germans order the plant reopened.
- The Taras family and the neighbors refuse the collaboration.
Also available
- Wikimedia Commons (1945 Непокорённые.webm)
