The 1985 Soviet war film, "Come and See," directed by Elem Klimov and starring Aleksei Kravchenko, is one of the greatest war films ever made. The graphic depiction of the Nazi occupation of Belarus pulls no punches, making it a difficult but necessary watch.

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Watch Come and See (the full movie, subtitled) here:    • COME AND SEE |  ENGLISH SUBTITLES  

Come and See (modern) trailer:    • Come and See (Modern Trailer)  

Come and See ending scene:    • Come and See (1985) ending scene  

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Chapters:

Intro - 0:00
Come and See - 0:38
The Denial of Death - 9:38
Ordinary Men - 17:38
Know Thyself, Be Thyself - 22:48