
A woman’s perspective on the reality of wartime is a simple human truth, filled with piercing details that seem unbelievable. It is a truth that is not mentioned in official documents, films, or books from the Soviet era, and it is even absent from the memoirs of male veterans. This is a play about life, where concepts like honor, love for the motherland, and compassion held great significance.
The Unwomanly Face of War was directed by Anatoli Efros, Boris Glagolin and Andrey Stolyarov.
The Unwomanly Face of War runs for 1h 18min, and was released in 1988.
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