Wolves

Rustam lives alone with his mother, struggling to find direction in his life. Despite her urging him to seek employment, he devises a unique method to make money by reselling vodka after hours. His routine takes a turn when he discovers bags of white powder in a storage compartment, shifting the narrative into darker territory.

This film presents a glimpse into the challenges faced by youth in the late 1980s, particularly in post-Soviet contexts. It explores themes of desperation, resourcefulness, and the consequences of choices made in difficult circumstances. For collectors, Wolves offers a look at Uzbek cinema during this era, a niche that can enhance a diverse film collection.