Eight personal stories told by children of Continuation War veterans on how their lives continued after the war.
This is a very personal and tragic account on the wages of war that the civilians continue to pay even after the war is over. You can hear the pain and trauma the children have suffered from their father's erratic behavior. The tone still stays unaccusing toward the fathers. You can get glimpses of social pressure and shame felt by the veterans with mental problems.
Historical pictures and video material accompanies their stories. Of course there's a bit manipulative emotional music too. No experts on psychology give their analysis on the accounts which is a real shame.
All in all this is an interesting watch and gives a personal touch to the horrors of war.
