Remember Your Name

Year: 1974

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Sergey Kolosov

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At the start of World II, Russian mother Zinaida is captured by the Germans and deported to Auschwitz with other women. She endures the camp alongside her infant son Gena, who learns to walk amid the snow. After years together they are first separated within the camp and later permanently when the Nazis, facing defeat, evacuate the camp.

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