Foreigner

The film explores the stark contrast between the Soviet way of life and that of capitalist society through the eyes of a young girl. After Pebble crosses a river to the Soviet side, she experiences a day filled with joy and abundance, contrasting sharply with her own life of hardship. This brief encounter with a different world leaves a lasting impact on her memory.

Foreigner dives into themes of innocence and the harsh realities of life, presenting a narrative that resonates with the socio-political climate of its time. The film features performances by Aleksandr Burtsev and Anton Klimenko, who contribute to the film's emotional depth. This work is significant for collectors interested in Soviet cinema and films that address ideological themes through personal stories.