Film Lens
The film focuses on Russian mothers searching for their sons from the 131st Brigade during the Chechen conflict. As Russian tanks move through Chechnya, these mothers place their hopes in Colonel Kosov, who is tasked with organizing prisoner exchanges. The narrative centers around their emotional struggle and the uncertainty surrounding the fate of their children.
Through the lens of personal stories, the film captures the human cost of war. It presents the mothers' desperation and their reliance on military officials like Colonel Kosov, highlighting the complexities of the conflict and the impact on families caught in the crossfire.
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.
Perfect For
Chechen conflict historyRussian military operationsPersonal war stories