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- Pravda leytenanta Klimova (aka...Lieutenant Klimov's Truth) is about a Navy Lieutenant Klimov (Rostotsky) who is in charge of the nuclear missiles on his submarine. He is also married to the most beautiful lady (Kondulainen) and his career looks good, considering he was a boy from Leningrad. But after returning home from a training trip he discovers about his wife infidelity with another Navy officer. Angry Lieutenant Klimov hits the cheating guy smack in the face with his heavy fist in front of public. Then comes the severe punishment of demoting and moving Klimov to the rough service at the Polar Ocean. This becomes a great challenge in Klimov's life. But with the help of an experienced and caring senior officer, Klimov proves that he is an outstanding professional and a reliable friend that is very essential on the boat.
- The film is based on the true story of Captain Marinesku and set in 1944 during WWII at the Russian Navy Base. Young and beautiful Tanka is in love with Aleksandr Marinin, the brave Captain of the Russian submarine. He is under the KGB surveillance, and his life is at risk. He takes his boat to fight the Nazi fleet, and he cannot come back home without a victory.
- When Norwegian officers boarded a Russian trawler, the last thing they expected was to be abducted. But for 5 days, they were held prisoner while the navy chased the ship. "We closed all the hatches and prepared for war", states Valery Jarantsev, captain of the Russian trawler, Elektron. When two Norwegian officials caught his ship illegally fishing, he defied their orders to return to port. Instead, he abducted the Norwegian officials and made a mad dash for Russia. "He was quite determined. He didn't show any signs of surrendering", recalls abducted officer Henning Thune. Another Russian trawler came to Elektron's aid, preventing it being intercepted by the coast guard and the ship entered Russian waters. But Jarantsev is now being prosecuted by his own government, after they reached a deal with Norway. He faces up to seven years in prison. TV2