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Motherland

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In 2020, Belarus's military practice of violent bullying, torture, and murder of conscripts as a means of control becomes a flash point for a growingly dissatisfied populace.

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Namrata Joshi The New Indian Express 04/03/2023
As the chain of violence and the struggles against it continue, Motherland leaves us with no closures. Only two questions to ponder: “Who are we? What will happen to us and our children?” Go to Full Review
Jessica Kiang Variety 03/21/2023
[A] handsome, bitter film... Go to Full Review
Wendy Ide Screen International 03/21/2023
It’s tense, essential filmmaking which, with its stormy colour palette and wintry gloom, gives a mounting sense of oppressive tension. Go to Full Review
Martin Kudlac ScreenAnarchy 05/03/2023
Serves as an examination of a troubled nation grappling with its own dark history and the devastating repercussions of its unchecked power. Go to Full Review
Ricardo Gallegos La Estatuilla 03/25/2023
A meticulous portrait of an entire country (Belarus) taking its brutal military culture as a starting point. [Full Review in Spanish] Go to Full Review
Amber Wilkinson Eye for Film 03/24/2023
4/5
In the motherland of Belarus, it’s the “grandfathers” who are the problem. Go to Full Review
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Synopsis In 2020, Belarus's military practice of violent bullying, torture, and murder of conscripts as a means of control becomes a flash point for a growingly dissatisfied populace.
Director
Hanna Badziaka, Alexander Mihalkovich
Producer
Mario Adamson, Ashley J. Smith, Alexander Mihalkovich, Anita Norfolk
Screenwriter
Alexander Mihalkovich, Hanna Badziaka
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Belarusian
Runtime
1h 35m