Сучьи войны

"Suchʹeĭ voĭnoĭ" nazyvai͡ut bezzhalostnoe protivostoi͡anie mezhdu ti͡uremnymi zakli͡uchennymi kotoroe dlilosʹ desi͡atʹ let - s serediny sorokovykh do serediny pi͡atidesi͡atykh godov proshlogo stoletii͡a. Osuzhdennye za ugolovnye prestuplenii͡a razdelilisʹ na dva protivoborstvui͡ushchikh lageri͡a. Po odnu storonu barrikad nakhodilisʹ "vory v zakone", kotorye privykli zhitʹ "po poni͡atii͡am" i ni pri kakikh obstoi͡atelʹstvakh ne vstupatʹ v peregovory s predstaviteli͡ami vlasti. A s drugoĭ storony byli "suki" - zakli͡uchennye, kotorye raskai͡alisʹ v sovershenii prestuplenii͡a, iskrenne khoteli ispravitʹsi͡a. Bolʹshinstvo "suk" vo vremena Velikoĭ Otechestvennoĭ voĭny voevali na fronte. So vremenem k "sukam" prisoedinilisʹ vory, kotorye po tem ili inym prichinam ne zhelali zhitʹ "po blatnym" zakonam… <br>Aktery: <br>Andreĭ Ivanov, Konstantin I͡Ushkevich, Karina Andolenko, Alekseĭ Demidov, Mikhail Pshenichnyĭ, Polina Uvarova, Vasilisa Nemt͡sova

The "bitch war" is called a ruthless confrontation between prison inmates that lasted ten years — from the mid-forties to the mid-fifties of the last century. Those convicted of criminal offenses were divided into two opposing camps. On one side of the barricades were "thieves in law" who were used to living "according to concepts" and under no circumstances enter into negotiations with the authorities. And on the other hand, there were "bitches" — prisoners who repented of committing a crime, sincerely wanted to improve. Most of the "bitches" during the Great Patriotic War fought at the front. Over time, the "bitches" were joined by thieves who, for one reason or another, did not want to live "according to thug" laws…
The actors:
Andrey Ivanov, Konstantin Yushkevich, Karina Andolenko, Alexey Demidov, Mikhail Pshenichny, Polina Uvarova, Vasilisa Nemtsova