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Homeward is one of the most underrated foreign movies. It keeps you inside of the movie from the beginning. Even though it can be considered as an emotional movie, it is never exaggerated.

A shocking film that shows that life is a tragedy, explains that people can experience pain in pain, and makes you feel that the bottom of life can go deeper.

The characters are developing, you can see how the small buy grows up in this journey, how his father (who is extremely annoying) changes that you kinda feel empathetic towards him at the end and the topic of going back to your roots is very relatable. Especially if you're of mixed origin or moved to another country and feel like you don't belong neither.. a very powerful and heart breaking ending. And sort of educational - most people (even my own people) no little about our indigenous Crimean population who are muslim (well, that's another story). As the mother of the movie director said "we never heard that crimean tatars were deported when we loved in ussr"

There's a before a and after watching this movie. I can still feel it in my guts, this is a fantastic movie. Well directed, well acted. Thank you, it brought us somewhere fascinating.

You should watch this movie to get an idea about Ukraine these days.