Brage Haulers on Kama (2013)

The evacuation of the Russian Museum during the Great Patriotic War is a little–known and dramatic episode of Russian history. The echelon with paintings by Repin, Levitan, Serov, Shishkin, Rublev icons and other priceless treasures in August 1941 reached Gorky from Leningrad. There, the valuables were reloaded onto a barge, which went deep into Russia. The destinations were the city of Molotov, as Perm was then called, and the city of Solikamsk. The film tells about how they lived in the evacuation, how they worked and why after the war the participants of these events did not want to remember those difficult times.

Director: Sergey Lepikhin
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 40 min
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Original Language: ru
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Brage Haulers on Kama about?
The evacuation of the Russian Museum during the Great Patriotic War is a little–known and dramatic episode of Russian history. The echelon with paintings by Repin, Levitan, Serov, Shishkin, Rublev icons and other priceless treasures in August 1941 reached Gorky from Leningrad. There, the valuables were reloaded onto a barge, which went deep into Russia. The destinations were the city of Molotov, as Perm was then called, and the city of Solikamsk. The film tells about how they lived in the evacuation, how they worked and why after the war the participants of these events did not want to remember those difficult times.
Who directed Brage Haulers on Kama?
Brage Haulers on Kama was directed by Sergey Lepikhin.
How long is Brage Haulers on Kama?
Brage Haulers on Kama has a runtime of 40m (40 minutes).
What genre is Brage Haulers on Kama?
Brage Haulers on Kama is a Documentary film.