Vows of Our Childhood

The film follows nine-year-old Oraz as he navigates life in an orphanage after experiencing the struggles of the post-war years. Teacher Dovlat becomes a crucial figure in his life, working tirelessly to protect the children from suffering. However, their world is turned upside down when a conflict with the cook Izyumgul leads to Dovlat's wrongful imprisonment and a power shift within the orphanage.

Spanning forty years, 'Vows of Our Childhood' revisits Oraz as he is invited to celebrate Izyumgul’s anniversary, suggesting themes of memory, betrayal, and the long-lasting impact of childhood experiences. The film's runtime is 86 minutes, offering a concise yet impactful narrative that captures the complexities of human relationships in challenging circumstances.