In a small Belorussian town, summer 1942, the German occupation has brought a semblance of normalcy. The authorities study Russian, socialize with local girls, and are catered to by the women. However, when the teenage son of a local woman joins the partisans and blows up a German train, the Germans must execute him as a warning to others. The commandant, who is romantically involved with the boy's mother, is torn between his duty to obey orders and his personal connection to the family.
Vragi
In the sweltering summer of 1942, a small Belarusian town gradually returns to a sense of normalcy despite the escalating war in the distant east, where German occupation holds sway.
