The Water Witch

The film focuses on Alina and Ruslan, who travel with their mother, Alsu, from Moscow to a Tatar village after their grandfather's death. This trip exposes them to a way of life starkly different from their urban upbringing, featuring rural customs and a language barrier that adds to their challenges.

As the family navigates their visit, tensions arise from long-standing conflicts within Alsu's family. The siblings must adapt to their new surroundings while uncovering the complexities of their mother's past, including her estrangement from her brother, Timur. The introduction of Leysan, Timur's new wife, provides a glimmer of hope and connection amidst the family discord.