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In 1987, a group of young Soviet conscripts are sent to fight in the brutal Afghan War. Plagued by inexperience and harsh realities, they face overwhelming odds and the true cost of conflict. The film follows their harrowing journey from training to the front lines, highlighting themes of camaraderie, survival, and disillusionment.

The film was a commercial success in Russia and received mixed to positive reviews internationally. Critics often praised its visual scale and action sequences, while some found the narrative to be somewhat simplistic or overly nationalistic. Audiences generally responded well to its portrayal of the war.

• Praised for its large-scale battle scenes and technical achievements.

• Often cited for its portrayal of the grim realities of war and the experiences of young soldiers.

• Some criticism directed at its perceived patriotic undertones and straightforward narrative.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciate the film's action-packed war sequences and its depiction of the soldiers' struggles. Many found it to be a moving and intense war drama, though some noted it as a straightforward war film.

Nominated for several Russian film awards, including the Golden Eagle Award for Best Sound.

The film was one of the most expensive Russian productions at the time of its release, with a budget reported to be around $10 million USD.