The New York Times by Natalia Winkelman
Like many other movies trailing a lone gunslinger, Sniper: The White Raven builds to a tense face-off, which for our hero comes to represent a small measure of justice.
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Ukraine · 2022
2h 0m
Director Marian Bushan
Starring Pavlo Adoshyn, Maryna Koshkina, Andrei Mostrenko, Roman Semysal
Genre Action, Drama, War
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Mykola is a physics teacher and pacifist, leading a tranquil life with his wife in Ukraine. Everything changes in 2014, when he suffers from an unspeakable tragedy at the hands of invading Russian soldiers. Hellbent on revenge, he disavows his peaceful ways and enlists to fight as a sniper.
The New York Times by Natalia Winkelman
Like many other movies trailing a lone gunslinger, Sniper: The White Raven builds to a tense face-off, which for our hero comes to represent a small measure of justice.
Los Angeles Times by Noel Murray
Bushan employs different styles throughout the film, revealing a knack for dynamic action that his more low-key first half-hour doesn’t suggest. He delivers the goods for anyone looking for an intense war movie — but he doesn’t let the shooting start until everyone understands the stakes.
The action climax is solid, tense and exciting.
While Sniper: The White Raven sometimes delivers solid meat-and-potatoes action movie violence, the rest of the film only confirms the hellish nature of war, which we’ve all seen before.
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