Mama, I'm Home (2022)
Tonya is a bus-driver in a village on the outskirts of Nalchik, a modest city in the republic of Kabardino-Balkaria. Together with her daughter, Tonya is eagerly awaiting the return of her only son, who is fighting for a Russian private military contractor in Syria. When Tonya is told that he has been killed in action, she refuses to believe it. She is sure that there was a mistake and her son is alive. She begins a grueling public battle with the contractor and the authorities, demanding the return of her son. When it becomes obvious that all efforts to silence Tonya are fruitless, a strange young man arrives on her doorstep...
Director:
Vladimir Bitokov
Writer:
Mariya Izyumova
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Kseniya Rappoport as Tonja |
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Yura Borisov as Zhenya |
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Aleksandr Gorchilin as Nazarov |
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Natalya Pavlenkova as Anya |
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Mazhit Zhangurazov as Valera |
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Nikolay Butenin as military commissar |
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Grigory Chaban as agent |
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Roman Kryukov as bus park's director |
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Igor Pavlov as Dmitriy Anatolievich |
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Evgeny Skukovsky as priest |
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Oleg Guseynov as Arsen |
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Yekaterina Shumakova as Ksyukha |
| Writing | Mariya Izyumova | Screenplay |
| Production | Sergey Melkumov | Producer |
| Editing | Anna Mass | Editor |
| Art | Maxim Maleev | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Olesya Vavilova | Costume Designer |
| Sound | Dmitry Evgrafov | Music |
| Sound | Rostislav Alimov | Sound |
| Production | Natalya Gorina | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Ksenia Sereda | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Mariya Mikhnevich | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | Rostislav Alimov | Sound Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Marina Mikhnevich | Makeup Artist |
| Production | Klavdiya Khmelnitskaya | Casting Director |
| Crew | Sergey Golovkin | Stunt Coordinator |
| Crew | Maksim Dragoy | Stunt Coordinator |
| Directing | Vladimir Bitokov | Director |
| Production | Alexander Rodnyansky | Producer |
