Penza filmmakers will show the feat of countrymen in a new film about partisans

In the Moksha district of the Penza region, a Belarusian village of 1943 was built. There took place the final shooting of the military-historical tape “Ordered to live-2”. The work on the film is carried out by employees of the Center for Cultural Development “House of Officers” with the support of the regional branch of the Russian Military Historical Society.

The second part of the film will tell about the new pages of the history of the Penzens, who defended the Belarusian villages as part of the partisan detachment No. 112. Central to the plot is the fate of a native of the Penza land Vasily Monakhov. He led the detachment after the heroic death of commander Alexei Chertkov.

The actors of the Penza Drama Theater, the Theater of Young Spectators from Zarechny and the pupils of the Theater on Leningradskaya, a permanent participant of the festival of the PFD Theater Volga Region, participate in the filming. The narrative is conducted on behalf of the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of partisans from Russia and Belarus. The authors of the project managed to record the memoirs of Nina Mikhailovna Danilkovich, the only remaining witness of the struggle of the partisan detachment No. 112.

In the Penza region, not only artistic, but also documentary-fiction films are shot. Such projects help to preserve the memory of heroic countrymen. The film is scheduled to premiere in 2027.