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Reverse Motion

2010, Russian. Directed by Andrey Stempkovsky.

A mother is informed that her only son, who is serving in a military combat zone, has gone missing in action. A soldier who served alongside her son soon arrives to confirm that he has probably been killed. Nothing interrupts the everyday course of events. After a short while, the mother notices a homeless boy - an immigrant worker with an injured hand. She takes him in, but doesn’t realize that in some way she has decided the fate of her son, who is actually about to return home.

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1h 33m
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Russian
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Released
10 June 2010
Original title
Обратное движение
Country
Russia
Written by
Givi Shavgulidze, Andrey Stempkovsky, Anush Vardanyan

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Reverse Motion (2010) was directed by Andrey Stempkovsky and stars Vladislav Abashin, Olga Demidova, Nikita Emshanov.

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