Admiral

Synopsis: Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak is a true war hero and beloved husband and father. Anna, the wife of his best friend, becomes the love of his life. The revolution in his heart mirrors the revolution in his own country. His destiny is to fight the Bolsheviks and bring back the Czarist rule.
Director(s): Andrey Kravchuk
Production: Dago Studio
  9 wins & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
NOT RATED
Year:
2008
124 min
170 Views


On the Centenary of Russian Cinema

With the support of the

Russian Ministry of Culture

Channel One

Film Direction

I checked in the studio photo records.

It's definitely her.

Dago Film Productions

Present

Konstantin Khabensky

The wife on an enemy of the revolution.

Where am I going to find a face like that?

Elizabeta Boyarskaya

Sergei Bezrukov

In a film by

Andrei Kravchuk

ADMIRAL:

Baltic Sea, Pillau Region.

German Waters. 1916

Look sharp. Mines at least

seven meters from the surface!

- Officers on deck.

- At ease!

- Well?

- It's foggy.

No signals from the "Sentry"

or the "Hunter" for a while.

Try signaling them again.

I'll be with the Commander.

- May I come in?

- Yes. So?

Everything's calm,

Alexander Vasilievich.

- Will you have some tea?

- Thank you.

That's the Kazan Mother of God,

if I'm not mistaken?

Sofia Fyodorovna gave it to me,

before our marriage.

Anna Vasilievna gave me this.

As a memento. Look...

Beautiful.

Beautiful.

- Yes?

- May I come in?

Gentlemen. Your presence on the

bridge is needed at once.

The Germans, gentlemen.

The Germans...

Their 210 mm cannons

against our 45s.

- The "Friedrich Karl".

- So much for your "Sentry"...

Thank God they're quiet.

They've missed us.

All hands to battle stations!

All to fighting stations!

Battle stations! Attention!

- Full speed ahead!

- Full speed ahead!

Helmsman, full speed ahead.

Battle! Cut the ropes!

Hold her steady!

- Why have we slowed down?

- Engine room!

Why have we slowed down?

What's happening?

A shell got the pipes

in the engine room!

- How long to fix it?

- Half an hour.

You have 15 minutes.

In 15 minutes they'll

turn us into a sieve.

Yes, we're a sitting duck!

Why have you stopped firing:

Midshipman!

Are you alive?

Alexander Vasilievich!

Should we get the orderlies?

Get on the tower.

Gurov, you alive?

Man the guns!

To arms!

To arms, I said:

Lads!

Fire!

- Yes!

- We got them on the running tower!

They're off us now.

The Germans' bridge is damaged!

Relieve the gunners!

Third gunners to the main guns,

Good thing we dropped the mines:

- What?

- I'm sorry.

Good that we dropped the mines,

if not:

Your Excellency, they've

repaired the pipes.

- The main bridge can't be mended in an hour.

- Put on the reserve one.

We need to get out of here,

while there's still time.

Mines, mines

Full speed ahead!

- Steer course for Pillau!

- But that's our minefield!

Assemble the officers

on the starboard deck.

At attention!

Gentlemen!

There's a German squadron behind us.

The "Friedrich Karl" is in front.

There's no way back to base.

So I see no way out except

to lure the Germans onto our mines.

Steer course for Pillau.

Onto our minefield. Questions?

I have a question.

One meter from the mines!

We won't make it.

Our own mines. We're

digging our own graves.

Calm down, midshipman.

We're going onto the mines.

Gold help us!

Let us pray.

Remove your headwear.

All powerful God

Lord our Saviour

Pardon Your faithful servants

hear and protect us

- Mine at port side!

- Stop engines.

Ready to reverse.

- Mine at port side!

Calm down, gentlemen.

God have mercy...

The Germans are opening sights.

Right, now they're all together.

Reverse.

We've missed the mine.

- That's the end...

- Goodbye, my friends.

They're going to get us.

What a shame, gentlemen...

Give the order for battle.

Stop! Into battle.

Slow ahead!

Previous course.

We're past the minefield.

Head home, gentlemen.

Champagne for the captain.

Podgorsky, come back here.

- You've already completed your dare.

- No!

I promised to stay until

the end of the game.

Russian naval base.

Helsingfors, Finland.

What should the dare be?

A new uniform!

Down a glass of cognac

for our victory.

That'll be a pleasure for him.

But something more challenging!

Make him kiss someone.

The first person to come

through the door.

Yes! Passionately.

And with feeling.

That's your dare,

Alexander Vasilievich.

- Quite a situation...

- Gentlemen, this is not funny.

The first through the door will be

the sailor I sent for champagne.

- Have you no conscience?

- That's how it is in war time:

Rear Admiral Kolchak

kissing a common sailor.

Until he comes in,

I suggest we continue.

What should this dare be?

Vladimir, we're waiting.

Attention!

And here's the sailor.

I was just looking for you.

I've been summoned to headquarters urgently.

Afraid I won't be back tonight.

Will you see my wife home?

If I don't have the time,

as a friend...

This is Anna Vasilievevna.

My wife.

I ask you...

What's going on here,

gentlemen?

Alexander Vasilievich just

took on a dare.

To kiss the first person

to come through the door.

That is, your wife.

So off you go to your watch.

Alexander Vasilievich.

We implore you...

You ought to honour it!

Rules of the game -

Like service regulations!

Come on Annushka, the dare!

You really should obey!

Dares are more serious

than debts at cards.

Ladies and gentlemen.

Your attention please!

- Slavushka, run off and play.

- All right, papa.

- Volodya, see what a

ship I have!

I'm starting to believe in fate,

Anna Vasilievna.

Today, when I came to

Helsingfors,

For some reason

I was sure

- that I would meet you.

- Really?

Yes, indeed.

Sonechka, do you remember

when we left Moscow so suddenly?

Your father had the bad luck

to fall in love.

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