Onlyhuman

The story follows Sasha, who seems to have it all figured out. He works as a bartender and is ready to move to Barcelona with his girlfriend, Laura. However, just days before their departure, Sasha discovers a shocking truth about his past: he has a chance to meet the mother who abandoned him thirty years ago. This revelation forces him to confront his feelings of resentment and abandonment.

As Sasha prepares to meet his mother for the first time, he finds himself at a crossroads. The encounter brings unexpected challenges, as he faces a woman in distress, revealing that both of their lives have been marked by hardship. The film delves into themes of forgiveness, familial bonds, and the impact of unresolved trauma, making it a thought-provoking watch for fans of character-driven narratives.

With a talented cast including Philipp Avdeev and Agata Mutsenietse, Onlyhuman stands out as a contemporary drama that offers a raw look at personal struggles. Collectors of modern cinema will appreciate the nuanced storytelling and rich character development that this film presents.