Kindergarten

The film reflects on Yevgeny Yevtushenko's military childhood, detailing a long and arduous journey to a Siberian winter station where he is awaited by his grandmother. The narrative conveys feelings of cold, hunger, and anger, providing a stark portrayal of the challenges faced during this formative time.

Directed by an unknown director, Kindergarten features a notable cast including Galina Stakhanova, Nikolai Karachentsov, and Klaus Maria Brandauer. This film, produced by Mosfilm, is part of the larger landscape of Soviet cinema, appealing to collectors interested in historical and culturally significant works from the era.