T-34 is the third Russian film devoted to World War II-era tanks since 2012 - but unlike its predecessors, 2012's White Tiger and 2018's Tanks, it's proving a major hit with Russian audiences. This time, a formula used in dozens of similar films appears to have finally struck gold. T-34 | Official HD Trailer (2018) | WORLD WAR II DRAMA | Film Threat Trailers According to director Aleksei Sidorov, the aim of the film was to 'tell the story of war in a way that appeals to the youth but doesn't prove controversial among those who still keep the Great Patriotic War in their memory,' the Culture Ministry quoted him as saying in a press release. The slow-motion projectiles and video-game graphics give the movie a modern feel, and its simple storyline is thin on nuance. The fugitives are cornered in a German village near the Czechoslovak border, where an epic tank battle culminates the movie.

Spanning the years 1941-45, the film tells the story of Red Army Lieutenant Nikolai Ivushkin's unlikely attempt to escape a German prisoner-of-war camp in a T-34 tank that he and three other men are tasked with repairing by their Nazi overseers. T-34, a high-octane tribute to the Soviet tank that played a key role on the Eastern Front of World War II, is the latest in a series of big-budget history flicks sponsored by the Culture Ministry and lavished with round-the-clock coverage on Russian state TV. Yet another patriotic war movie has taken Russia by storm.

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