Warm Bread

Warm Bread tells the story of Filka, a village boy who offends a wounded horse. This act disrupts the harmony of his community, resulting in winter arriving during summer. The film explores themes of consequence and redemption, ultimately conveying that only goodness can restore balance to the world.

Directed by Roman Shyrman, this film hails from Kyivnaukfilm, showcasing a unique narrative style from the Soviet era. The runtime of 25 minutes makes it a concise yet impactful viewing experience. The film features performances by Georgiy Drozd and Mariya Vinogradova, who contribute to the emotional depth of the story.