not. There are no women here! There are warriors and there are commanders. The war continues, and until it ends we will all be walking around the castrated gender. “We will sing with you later, Lizabetta. "Here, let's perform the combat order and sing. - Well, did you take it? take it, will you? Five girls!.. There were only five girls, only five, and you didn't pass! We didn't go anywhere! On November 4, 1972, the premiere of Stanislav Rostotsky's film "And the dawns are quiet here... ". One of the most powerful and poignant films about the war has been seen by more than 66 million people. The film received a special award at the Venice International Film Festival, and in 1973 it was nominated for an Oscar in the "Best Foreign Film" category. The film ranks tenth in the list of the most profitable domestic films in the history of Soviet distribution. Almost all members of the film crew went through the war themselves.