The Sons Are Moving On

The Sons Are Moving On follows the story of Bashilov, a Russian revolutionary exiled to Turkestan. Set against the backdrop of the Hungry steppe, the film highlights the struggles of the local people facing poverty and humiliation under tsarist rule.

Bashilov becomes a protector for Batyr, the son of Hakim, who has faced violence for standing up against the bai. As Bashilov adopts Batyr, he challenges the fear that grips the local dehkans, showcasing his commitment to justice and human rights. The film presents a compelling narrative of courage in the face of oppression, making it a significant piece of cinema from the Uzbekfilm production era.