Guess the Movie

[Sibling DavidH]

Now Cossacks.  Mind you, those blaggards get in everywhere. 

[Swatopluk]

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Don't call me Freddy! Nichevo!

[Swatopluk]

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Get thee out of my division!

[Swatopluk]

Maybe a bit of music will help
[youtube=425,350]o7L9qQgbkpo[/youtube]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7L9qQgbkpo

[Griffin NoName]

That's just depressing.

[Swatopluk]

Even more depressing, if one knows what they sing about.

But there is also humor in it. take this famous scene for example where the main character explains military tactics using household items (potatos, a pipe, cigarettes)


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[Sibling DavidH]

Ah, yes: now I know it. It is called Абуквы ведая глаголить добро есть. Живет зло земле вечно и каждому людину мыслить надо о покаянии, речью словом твердить учение веры Христовой Царствие Божие, чаще шептать, щтоб (все буквы) ятием этим усвоить и по законам божьим стремиться писать слова и жить.
It is the story of Olga, who wanted to be a Hero of the Soviet Union for her tractor-driving exploits but was doomed to disappointment because such things did not yet exist.

[Swatopluk]

Unfortunately my Russian is close to nonexistant although I can read Kyrillic.
There is something about Christ Lord God in it but that's about all I can spot on first sight.
Btw, the film is on the wiki list you posted above.
I have seen no tractors in this movie.

Edit: I see some other words that I recognize from orthodox chant, also 'semlja' (Earth = country).

[nefyuBB]

dat look lik Capin Ahab an tha cru of his shup !

tha fillum be MOby dick !

[Griffin NoName]

Helloooooo NefyuBB - where have you been?

[Sibling DavidH]

Hello, nefyuB, have you been lurking in the bilges again, terrorising the rats?

As for the film, you're quite possibly right.  Don't let Uncle Swato cheat you of your prize. 

[Swatopluk]

This is the last image

Nice "Wanted" poster, don't you think?

[Sibling DavidH]

Going for The Forty-First (Сорок первый, Sorok Pervyy).  It'd have to be the silent 1927 version because the 1956 remake is in colour.

If correct I want the Order of Lenin and Hero of the Soviet Union, first class.

[Swatopluk]

I'd go for the third line.
Also my movie dictionary says 1934

[Sibling DavidH]

OK, it's got to be Chapaev (Чапаев).

Since you've practically told me the answer, I'll settle for the Order of Glotnik and Hero of the Soviet Union, third class.

Here's one to guess:  a slinky lady with hardly any clothes on opens the door to admit a plumber who looks like a part-time body-builder.  In the bathroom the plumber's tools turn out to be improbably large and then she finds another job for him in the bedroom.