Broken Childhood

Broken Childhood tells the story of six-year-old Lena, who is captured by the Azeri during the Kharabakh war of 1992. Taken in by an Azeri woman named Fatima Khala, Lena's life takes an unexpected turn as fear transforms into a bond of mutual charity. Fatima ultimately returns Lena to her family after four months, trading her for the body of an unknown Azeri soldier.

This film delves into themes of innocence, loss, and the impact of war on human relationships. The narrative is driven by Lena's memories and her connection to Fatima, who is left waiting for her own son. The emotional depth and historical context make this film a poignant exploration of the effects of conflict on children and families.