Baramoshkin
Are dramatic events in Ukraine somehow affecting the life of these 11-year old cadets from Kyiv cadet corps? Are they already dreaming of a future military career? Do they manage to remain kids and enjoy their childhood despite the war in Ukraine? The authors of this film try to give an honest answer on these and other questions.
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Are dramatic events in Ukraine somehow affecting the life of these 11-year old cadets from Kyiv cadet corps? Are they already dreaming of a future military career? Do they manage to remain kids and enjoy their childhood despite the war in Ukraine? The authors of this film try to give an honest answer on these and other questions.
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