Bachennya metelyka

When I came across this film it felt like a duty to watch it. For someone living in England, it's hard to understand all the themes. Lilya's husband Tokha is involved with some sort of vigilante group, attacking a Roma population, but exactly how this fits into their society isn't something I understand, so parts of the story can easily go over your head.

We can all follow the central theme though, of Lilya's return and struggle to find a place back in society. What we see most keenly is how the war affects not just those directly involved, but the whole society.

My score of 7 doesn't really mean that much. It's a film you should watch if you get the chance.