

Mykhailo Ilienko's film Firecrosser being presented in Ukrainian Donetsk
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MOSCOW - Feel-good movies from Ukraine and Azerbaijan are among the latest entries in the race for the foreign language film Oscar.
Mykhailo Illienko's "Firecrosser" is the true story of a Soviet wartime hero whose life is transformed when he is sent to one of Stalin's Gulags for the "crime" of falling into German hands as a prisoner of war.
The ace pilot loses his wife to a deceitful best friend who tells her he's dead. Released from the Gulag he manages to make his way to Canada, where in a story arc that must rank among the more unusual in Soviet times, he ends up becoming the chief of a Red Indian tribe.
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