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Neulovimye mstiteli

1967 · Movie

7.1(64)unSUB Rating

ActionAdventureFamily

After a family tragedy during the Russian Civil War, a group of young friends sets out to strike back against a brutal gang. As they chase revenge, they’re drawn into dangerous missions to protect their village and aid the advancing Red Army.

Based on Red Devils

Also known as The Elusive Avengers

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Details
Original title
Неуловимые мстители
Years
1967
Release date
1967-04-29
Language
Russian
TMDB rating (input)
6.9/10 (64 votes)
About

You may enjoy this if you like old-school adventure stories with brave young heroes, chases, humor, and clear good-versus-bad conflict; Not for you if overt political messaging or a dated style quickly takes you out of a movie.

Pros: fast-paced adventure; likable young heroes; lively humor | Cons: heavy propaganda; dated feel; simplistic politics

Themes

  • film for kids

Cast & crew

  • Vasiliy Vasilev

    Vasiliy Vasilev

    as Yashka

  • Viktor Kosykh

    Viktor Kosykh

    as Danka

  • VK

    Valentina Kurdyukova

    as Ksanka

  • Mikhail Metyolkin

    Mikhail Metyolkin

    as Valerka

  • Lev Sverdlin

    Lev Sverdlin

    as Semyon Budyonnyy

  • Efim Kopelyan

    Efim Kopelyan

    as ataman Gnat Burnash

  • Vladimir Belokurov

    Vladimir Belokurov

    as otets-filosof

  • Vladimir Treshchalov

    Vladimir Treshchalov

    as Sidor Lyutyy

  • Gennadiy Yukhtin

    Gennadiy Yukhtin

    as Ignat

  • Nadezhda Fedosova

    Nadezhda Fedosova

    as tyotka Darya

Directed by Edmond Keosayan