It's Russian

The film follows Eda Savenko, who finds herself in a financial bind when her parents refuse to lend her money for a restaurant outing with her daughter. In a moment of desperation, she resorts to robbing the dining room, leading to a series of dramatic events that culminate in her hospitalization at the ‘Quiet Ward’ of the Saburka psychiatric hospital.

With a mix of drama, comedy, and romance, 'It's Russian' captures the struggles of its protagonist in a way that reflects both humor and tragedy. The narrative highlights the lengths to which a parent might go for their child, while also touching on deeper issues of mental health and personal relationships. The film’s unique storyline and character-driven plot make it an intriguing watch for those interested in biographical dramas that challenge societal norms and family dynamics.