Sign of Disaster (Znak bedy)Sign of Disaster (Znak bedy) - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video GamesSign of Disaster (Znak bedy)
Sign of Disaster (Znak bedy; also released in English as Ill Omen) is a 1987 (filmed 1986) Soviet two-part made for TV war drama based on the same title novel by Vasil Bykov and directed by Mikhail Ptashuk. The plot depicts the tragedy of middle-aged peasant couple Petrok (Gennadiy Garbuk) and Stepanida (Nina Ruslanova) in Nazi-occupied Belorussia.
The following weapons were used in the film Sign of Disaster (Znak bedy):
An unnamed Hilfspolizei (Leonid Yanovsky) holds a Nagant M1895 revolver when he threatens Petrok. In a flashback scene, set in late 1920s, the village Militsioner Vasiliy Goncharik (Aleksandr Timoshkin) carries a Nagant.
In the final scene Stepanida gets and hides an unexploded aerial bomb. This is a Soviet post-war OFAB-100-120, identified by the ring tail fin and the blunt nose. The marking "W-25L" on the body is probably intended to make it look like a German bomb.
