Braguino

Deep in the Siberian taiga, 450 miles from civilization, two families—the Braguines and the Kilines—exist in isolation. Accessible only via a lengthy journey along the Ienissei River, they lead self-sufficient lives bound by their own rules and a stark divide that keeps them from communicating. A nearby island becomes a haven for a new generation of children, embodying untamed freedom and unpredictability. Amidst fears of the wild and each other, a tense narrative unfolds, revealing how the landscape itself reflects an age-old conflict shaped by isolation and mistrust.