Mother’s Field

Year: 1968

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Gennadiy Bazarov

Drama

In a remote Kyrgyz village during World War II, a mother remains behind to tend the fields and keep her household together while her family fights abroad. She clings to hope as seasons change, feeling the quiet weight of absence and memory. The film offers an intimate portrait of endurance, showing the emotional toll of war on those who wait.

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