Partisan

Eleven-year-old Alexander resides in a secluded commune on the fringes of a decaying city, surrounded by other children and their mothers under the guidance of the charismatic leader, Gregori. While Gregori instills skills in agriculture and community living, he also trains the children for assassination. As Alexander grapples with the arrival of a new baby brother, doubts about Gregori's authority arise. His growing defiance triggers Gregori’s erratic and hostile behavior, turning their once-father-son bond into a fierce conflict. As tensions rise, the commune faces the looming threat of violence and upheaval.