For the Motherland

For the Motherland

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For the Motherland

"What is the purpose of dying for one's country?"

2005

0h 15m

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A Russian flag bearer in World War II questions his will to fight. With a Russian flag as his weapon, he charges into machine guns. As war engulfs him, he must ask himself why he continues to wave his flag.

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21 members

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Victor Albert

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Alex Alikashkin

Praporschik Federov

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Ramon Binaki

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Ian Black

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Kevin Brooks

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Kevin Brooks

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Chris Cronin

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Mike DePaolo

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Wes Ford

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Lindsay Giuliano

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Brajan Kola

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Danny Kuhne

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Sean Lecouris

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Jason Liounakos

Flagbearer

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Jamie Parslow

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Michael Schatz

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Graham Sheldon

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Pavel Sidorenko

Kapitan

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Andrei Stetsenko

Serzeant

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Spencer Wilkerson

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Eric Wyland

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Steven Zehnder

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