A group of Russian mothers searches for their sons from the 131st Brigade, believed to be captured as Russian tanks advance in Chechnya.
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A group of Russian mothers searches for their sons from the 131st Brigade, believed to be captured as Russian tanks advance in Chechnya.
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Synopsis
In Chechnya, Russian mothers search for their sons from the 131st Brigade, who they believe have been captured amid the chaos of war. As Russian tanks roll across the plains, these women turn to Colonel Kosov, a liaison officer tasked with organizing prisoner exchanges. Their quest unfolds against the backdrop of conflict, revealing the personal toll of the war and the desperate hope for reunion. The documentary captures their struggle during this turbulent period in the mid-1990s.
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Why Watch
- Follow Russian mothers seeking their captured sons.
- Meet Colonel Kosov, the liaison officer in Chechnya.
- See the impact of war on families in conflict.
Did You Know
- The film features mothers from the 131st Brigade searching for their sons.
- Colonel Kosov is responsible for organizing prisoner exchanges during the conflict.
- The film's duration is 79 minutes.
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What year was the documentary 'The Betrayed' released?
The documentary 'The Betrayed' was released in 1995.
What is the duration of the documentary 'The Betrayed'?
'The Betrayed' has a duration of 79 minutes.
What event is the focus of the documentary 'The Betrayed'?
The documentary focuses on Russian mothers searching for their sons who are conscripts from the 131st Brigade during the Chechen conflict.
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