受伤的天使

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A small town in Kazakhstan in the 1990s serves as the backdrop for the story, where four young boys are navigating their paths in life. Zharas finds himself in the midst of his fathers struggles as a former scam artist unable to find employment. In order to help his father, Zharas takes a job at a corn processing factory. Barapan possesses a beautiful singing voice and can captivate listeners with his rendition of "Ave Maria," yet his school experiences teach him to rely on his fists rather than his voice. Zhahaba scours the villages garbage heaps, searching for scrap metal to sell, while sleeping with the other three runaway boys in an abandoned tunnel. Aslan, who aspires to become a pharmacist, undergoes a drastic personality change after persuading his girlfriend to have an abortion. The film presents a raw and honest portrayal of the struggles faced by these four boys in a harsh and unforgiving environment. Through their individual journeys, the movie explores themes of family, friendship, dreams, and the impact of difficult choices on their lives. The performances by the young actors are exceptional, breathing life into the complex emotions of their characters. The directors attention to detail and the cinematography beautifully capture the desolate yet intriguing landscape of the Kazakh village. Overall, the movie offers a poignant reflection on the challenges and resilience of youth, leaving audiences with a lingering sense of both hope and melancholy. It serves as a reminder that even in the most desperate of circumstances, the human spirit can find strength and beauty.