A character in this film says, “to marry, to bear children,” after seeing the approach of a woman blowing a whistle with blood pouring down her thighs. (15[1])In this film’s score, Mozart fades in and out from noise as two characters sob while wading through a bog. This film’s title card appears over a POV shot from a bomber after its protagonist (15[1])digs up a gun. (15[3])This film (15[1])ends with shots (15[2])of the protagonist shooting a portrait in a puddle intercut with reversed stock footage. Surreal appearances of animals in this film include a recurring stork and a (*) loris riding on the shoulder of an officer. This 1985 film climaxes with Nazis herding (10[1])hundreds of villagers into a barn before setting it ablaze, a scene narrowly escaped (10[1])by the child soldier Flyora. For 10 points, name this visceral anti-war film set in Belarussia and directed by Elem Klimov. ■END■