My Soul Is Burnt Out

The film tells the story of Sadik, who returns to his village after spending years in a Soviet punishment camp. Upon his return, he discovers that his brother has adapted to the new realities of post-communist Turkmenistan while retaining the same conformist mindset he had under the Soviet regime.

With a runtime of 78 minutes, 'My Soul Is Burnt Out' offers a poignant look at the effects of political systems on personal relationships and identity. The film features a cast led by Artyk Dzhallyyev and Leonid Maizel, who embody the struggles faced by individuals in a transitioning society. As part of the Turkmenfilm production, it provides insight into Turkmen cinema during the 1990s.