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The Vow (1946)
116 min | Drama

The Vow (1946)

116 min | Drama

In 1924, veteran Bolshevik Petrov, a resident of Tsaritsyn, carries a letter to Vladimir Lenin, to inform him of the Kulak brigands that roam the land, spreading death and misery. The Kulaks murder him. His widow, Varvara, continues his ...See moreIn 1924, veteran Bolshevik Petrov, a resident of Tsaritsyn, carries a letter to Vladimir Lenin, to inform him of the Kulak brigands that roam the land, spreading death and misery. The Kulaks murder him. His widow, Varvara, continues his quest, joining a group that travels to Moscow. When they arrive, they discover that Lenin is dead. In the Kremlin, Vyacheslav Molotov tells Anastas Mikoyan that now, Grigory Zinoviev, Lev Kamenev and Nikolai Bukharin will attempt to subvert the party by attacking Stalin, Lenin's devout disciple. Stalin, mourning his teacher's passing away, carries a eulogy in the funeral, calling for all attendants and all the people of the Soviet Union to vow to maintain his legacy. The people swear. Varvara sees Stalin and hands him over the blood-stained letter entitled "To Lenin". Varvara's son, Sergei, becomes an inventor, developing the first Soviet tractor with Stalin's encouragement. Her other son, Alexander, becomes manager of the Stalingrad Tractor Factory. Stalin leads the people of the USSR in implementing the Five-Year Plans and in industrializing their country, in spite of Bukharin's resistance. American saboteurs burn the Tractor Factory, killing Varvara's daughter, Olga. As the Germans threaten world war, Sergei travels to Paris, to warn of the impending danger. The French and the British reject Soviet warnings. As the Second World War begins, the two sons volunteer for the front. At the end of the war, Varvara and Stalin meet again in the Kremlin. Stalin kisses her hand, in recognition of the Soviet mothers' contribution to victory, telling her that soon, all that Lenin has foreseen would be fulfilled. Written by GusF See less

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Name	Known for
Mikheil Gelovani Josef Stalin (as M. Gelovani) Josef Stalin (as M. Gelovani) See fewer	The Fall of Berlin (1950)
A. Mansvetov Kremlin Official Kremlin Official See fewer	The Vow (1946)
Aleksey Gribov Kremlin Official (K. E. Voroshilov) (as A. Gribov) Kremlin Official (K. E. Voroshilov) (as A. Gribov) See fewer	The Horsemen (1950)
Nikolai Ryzhov Kremlin Official (L. M. Kaganovich) (as N. Ryzhov) Kremlin Official (L. M. Kaganovich) (as N. Ryzhov) See fewer	The Brothers Karamazov (1969)
Garri Musheghyan Kremlin Official (A I. Mikoyan) (as G. Mushegyan) Kremlin Official (A I. Mikoyan) (as G. Mushegyan) See fewer	Mountainous March (1939)
Roman Yurev-Lunts Kremlin Official (A. A. Zhdanov) (as R. Yuryev) Kremlin Official (A. A. Zhdanov) (as R. Yuryev) See fewer	The Shooting Party (1978)
Viktor Mironov Kremlin Official (V. M. Molotov) (as V. Mironov) Kremlin Official (V. M. Molotov) (as V. Mironov) See fewer	V mirnye dni (1951)
Aleksandr Khvylya Kremlin Official (S. M. Budyonny) (as A. Khvylya) Kremlin Official (S. M. Budyonny) (as A. Khvylya) See fewer	The Secret Brigade (1949)
Fyodor Blazhevich Kremlin Official (G. K. Zhukov) (as F. Blazhevich) Kremlin Official (G. K. Zhukov) (as F. Blazhevich) See fewer	The Fall of Berlin (1950)
Mikhail Sidorkin Kremlin Official (as M. Sidorkin) Kremlin Official (as M. Sidorkin) See fewer	The Shield and the Sword (1968)
A. Sobolev Kremlin Official Kremlin Official See fewer	The Vow (1946)
Georgiy Belnikevich Kremlin Official (as T. Belnikevich) Kremlin Official (as T. Belnikevich) See fewer	Ivan Pavlov (1949)
Sofiya Giatsintova Varvara Mikhaylovna Petrova (as S. Giatsintova) Varvara Mikhaylovna Petrova (as S. Giatsintova) See fewer	Neokonchennaya povest (1955)
Nikolay Bogolyubov Aleksandr, her eldest son (as N. Bogolyubov) Aleksandr, her eldest son (as N. Bogolyubov) See fewer	Fortress on the Volga (1942)
Dmitri Pavlov Sergey (as D. Pavlov) Sergey (as D. Pavlov) See fewer	Volki i ovtsy (1953)
Svetlana Bogolyubova Olga, young daughter (as S. Bogolyubova) Olga, young daughter (as S. Bogolyubova) See fewer	Trevozhnyye nochi v Samare (1970)
Nikolai Plotnikov Grandfather Stepan Ermilov (as N. Plotnikov) Grandfather Stepan Ermilov (as N. Plotnikov) See fewer	Tvoy sovremennik (1968)
Tamara Makarova Kseniya (as T. Makarova) Kseniya (as T. Makarova) See fewer	The New Teacher (1939)
E. Zakharchenko Petka, the boy Petka, the boy See fewer	The Vow (1946)
Vladimir Solovyov Ruzaev (as V. Solovyov) Ruzaev (as V. Solovyov) See fewer	Days and Nights (1945)
Sergei Blinnikov Baklan (as S. Blinnikov) Baklan (as S. Blinnikov) See fewer	The Inspector-General (1952)
Giorgi Sagaradze Georgiy, Olga's lover (as G. Sagaradze) Georgiy, Olga's lover (as G. Sagaradze) See fewer	Dakarguli samotkhe (1937)
Pavel Ismatov Tugunbaev (as P. Ismatov) Tugunbaev (as P. Ismatov) See fewer	The Vow (1946)
Vladimir Balashov Lipskiy (as V. Balashov) Lipskiy (as V. Balashov) See fewer	Mussorgsky (1950)
Ilya Nabatov French Minister Bonnet (as I. Nabatov) French Minister Bonnet (as I. Nabatov) See fewer	Zvigenis kbili (1959)
Nikolai Chaplygin Johnson, British Journalist (as N. Chaplygin) Johnson, British Journalist (as N. Chaplygin) See fewer	Malchik s okrainy (1948)
Maksim Shtraukh Rogers, American journalist (as M. Shtraukh) Rogers, American journalist (as M. Shtraukh) See fewer	Rasskazy o Lenine (1958)
Vladimir Maruta Kaizer (as V. Maruta) Kaizer (as V. Maruta) See fewer	Vasiliy Surikov (1959)
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Emanuel Apkhaidze Papanin (uncredited) Papanin (uncredited) See fewer	Maia Tskneteli (1959)
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Nikolay Gorlov German Officer (uncredited) German Officer (uncredited) See fewer	Twelve Chairs (1971)
Aleksandr Grechanyy Worker (uncredited) Worker (uncredited) See fewer	V mirnye dni (1951)
Evgeniy Grigorev Worker (uncredited) Worker (uncredited) See fewer	Novgorodtsy (1943)
Vasiliy Merkurev Voronov (uncredited) Voronov (uncredited) See fewer	The Cranes Are Flying (1957)
Arkadi Tsinman Ambassador in France (uncredited) Ambassador in France (uncredited) See fewer	Spring (1947)
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Iosif Vankov Red Army Soldier (uncredited) Red Army Soldier (uncredited) See fewer	Povest o 'Neistovom' (1947)