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White Sun of the Desert

1969 · Movie · Not Rated · 83 min

7.4(171)unSUB Rating

ActionDramaRomanceComedyAdventure

A battle-weary soldier finally heads home after years of fighting, but a chance encounter pulls him into a tense desert standoff. Tasked with guarding a group of abandoned women, he tries to keep everyone safe as rival fighters close in on a small shore town near the Caspian Sea.

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Details
Original title
Белое солнце пустыни
Years
1969
Release date
1969-12-14
Language
Russian
Rated
Not Rated
Runtime
83 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.2/10 (171 votes)
About

If you enjoy a mix of desert adventure, offbeat humor, and wartime tension with a touch of romance, this should land well; Not for you if you want nonstop realism or a serious war drama like Ballad of a Soldier.

Pros: quietly comedic setup; brisk action and mischief; characterful ensemble | Cons: some flawed, messy characters; romance is minimal; tone can feel odd

Themes

  • civil war
  • desert
  • red army
  • 1910s

Cast & crew

  • Anatoliy Kuznetsov

    Anatoliy Kuznetsov

    as Sukhov

  • Pavel Luspekayev

    Pavel Luspekayev

    as Vereshchagin

  • Spartak Mishulin

    Spartak Mishulin

    as Said

  • Kakhi Kavsadze

    Kakhi Kavsadze

    as Abdulla

  • Raisa Kurkina

    Raisa Kurkina

    as Nastasya

  • Nikolai Godovikov

    Nikolai Godovikov

    as Petrukha

  • Tatyana Fedotova

    Tatyana Fedotova

    as Gulchatai

  • Musa Dudayev

    Musa Dudayev

    as Rakhimov

  • Nikolai Badyev

    Nikolai Badyev

    as Lebedev

  • Vladimir Kadochnikov

    Vladimir Kadochnikov

    as Semyon

Directed by Vladimir Motyl