When I Turned Nine

This is one of those tragic stories that describes all the tragedy of the Battle of Sutjeska. During the fifth enemy offensive, the Germans carried out the massacres in the surrounding hills and villages against the innocent population, troop partisans of ten soldiers tried to pull himself to the Germans, so saving people. In this cross combat rescue only three partisans while others die from the company. Two of partisan wounded comrades escape from the Germans are hiding in the attic of a house whose owner is the Chetniks. Could no longer carry it, leaving two partisans wounded another in the attic, promising him that he would soon reach him. Soon the wounded find folks and then created a walk on torture and its members, and the wounded to save the wounded from the enemy, because it is the only house on the mountain and also the hangout for the Chetniks and the Germans and the Ustasha. After many vicissitudes and hardships folks in the end were able to escort the wounded Partisans on the way forward.

Moscow, June 1941. Nina and Ilya are in love and hope to marry. But, when war with Nazi Germany breaks out, their lives are changed forever.