The Institute of Grandmothers

The story centers on Alla and Robert, who plan to work in Norilsk for five years. In their absence, Alla chooses to leave their children with their grandmothers. However, this decision is met with resistance, as the grandmothers believe it is the parents' responsibility to raise their own children.

This film offers a unique perspective on family dynamics and generational conflicts, making it a notable piece for collectors of television movies from the 1980s. The performances by Yevgeniya Khanayeva and Antonina Dmitrieva, along with the other cast members, contribute to the film's exploration of love, duty, and family values.