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What’s the film called?
Битва за Севастополь Battle for Sevastopol. Available on YouTube apparently.
Most Soviet and many Russian films are freely uploaded on youtube by their production/distribution by the way.
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7EqAsBxqGggzz6k2wjqVzd35VDyZnI-B
Found a few days ago. Can't prioritize them in order to watch. Gonna watch this one the image is from -- Battle for Sevastopol. May be use VPN to bypass location based copyright censor.
They are all excellent! I highly recommend White Tiger, Come and See, They Fought for their Country. Those are probably my favourites. Liberation is great too. It's sort of like a docu-drama starting from Kursk and finishing at Berlin. Battle for Moscow is its sequel from same director following the beginning of Barbarossa to Moscow.
I don't see them in the list, so I'll suggest you also look for: Father of a Soldier, The Brest Fortress, Panfilov's 28, T-34, The Ascent, The Battle of Stalingrad (1949), Only Old Men are Going to Battle, The Dawns here are Quiet.
It says it’s been blocked in my country for copyright reasons
You can get Mullvad VPN for 5€/month, Comrade. The price is always the same, doesn't matter if you pick monthly or yearly subscription.
I don't think my parents will let me subscribe
Don't know about the others but +1 for proton and windscribe. Don't use random free VPNs advertised online or random VPN mobile apps
Agreed, those two are your best bet.
Tell your parents that you need to prepare for a socialist revolution, which requires you to hide your identity online in order to do criminal anti-government activities. I'm sure they'll understand.