The Muslim

Year: 1995

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Vladimir Khotinenko

Drama

After ten years as a POW in Afghanistan, a Russian soldier returns home and announces his conversion to Islam. While he was gone his father hanged himself and his brother served prison; his former fiancée is disreputable. The village is full of drinking as the local boss sells land. As a sober resident, new faith draws scorn from family and neighbors.

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