"The battle of Sevastopol" — Ukrainian and Russian full-length military drama historical and biographical feature film.

The plot of the historical and biographical drama "the Battle of Sevastopol", filmed by film Director Sergei Mokritsky, was based on real events that occurred during the great Patriotic war. The picture shows the tragic fate of a woman in the war on the example of the legendary figure - the Soviet sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko, who forever inscribed his name in history.
The film takes place between 1937 and 1957. With the beginning of the war, the fragile but fearless girl goes as a volunteer to the front. Once in Chapayev rifle division, Lyudmila begins his difficult and dangerous way of fighting. She has to face all the hardships and hardships of wartime. But the biggest challenge for a woman was not this, but the love she carried through the horror of the war…
Sergey E. Mokritsky-Ukrainian-Russian cameraman, film Director and screenwriter. Sergey Mokritsky was born on February 18, 1961 in Zhytomyr region, in the Ukrainian SSR, in the village, where every second resident took part in the Patriotic war. The village was historically half Polish, half Ukrainian. In childhood, the echoes of war have always been close. While playing, children often climbed the trenches, looking for gunpowder, which made Dimovski, and from friends and acquaintances heard a lot of stories about the war.
During a tour of the cities of America, organized by Eleanor Roosevelt, in Chicago Lyudmila Pavlichenko said his famous words:

"I'm twenty-five years old. At the front, I have managed to destroy three hundred nine invaders. Don't you gentlemen think you've been hiding behind me for too long?!» The official song was re-recorded song "Cuckoo" group "Cinema" in the new performance of Polina Gagarina. Also the song is the official video that has no frames with the singer — only cuts of the film. "The battle of Sevastopol" is a stunning film about the heroism of the Soviet people during the war. A woman in war is insane. What a brilliant work of the operator! From Julia Peresild as a sniper Pavlichenko just do not take your eyes off, so heartfelt and sincere she plays. A two-hour film flies by as one instant. In General, go and see!!!