Curfew

The film follows Roman Paskevich, who secretly works for Nazi intelligence under the alias Erich. Tasked with uncovering the local partisan movements, he finds himself entangled with Baba Vera, a woman caring for twelve orphaned children. As the war rages on, her quiet heroism and determination to protect the children come to the forefront.

Curfew highlights the complexities of loyalty and identity in a war-torn landscape. The character of Baba Vera is central to the narrative, embodying resilience and selflessness in the face of adversity. Her ability to navigate danger for the sake of her charges offers a poignant look at the human spirit during a time of chaos. The film captures a unique perspective on war through personal sacrifice and acts of bravery.