Soviet vets vs. skinheads in 85 minutes of barely legal chaos cinema.
Three demobilized "Afghans" arrive in one of the cities of Central Asia. And already at the airport, a fight begins between them and the local neo-fascist organization, rampaging through the city with impunity...
Stunts
Chaotic practical fight choreography with zero safety regulations.
Production
Genuine Central Asian locations that Hollywood couldn't fake.
Director
Habib Fayziev
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Shot during the final Soviet collapse, it captures genuine cultural anxiety about returning Afghan War veterans — 'Afgantsy' — who faced unemployment and social rejection.
Director Fayziev later became a significant figure in Uzbek cinema; this was his raw early work before state funding.
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