823rd Kilometer

The film centers on Rishat, an elderly writer who reflects on his life as he feels death approaching. He embarks on a journey back to his roots, dedicating a new novel to his homeland. This introspective trip contrasts with the experiences of his son, Amir, a successful film director in Kazan, who grapples with his father's strictness and desire for approval.

As the story unfolds, it delves into themes of recognition, memory, and the complexities of father-son relationships. The narrative captures Rishat's internal conflict as he seeks to reconcile his past with the present, while Amir struggles to connect with a father he views as stuck in bygone times. This dynamic creates a rich emotional landscape that adds depth to the drama.