
CurfewMovie
Roman Paskevich, a rural teacher, arrives in a small Belarusian town occupied by the Nazis. In reality, he is a secret agent of the Nazi intelligence service named Erich. He is tasked with tracking down partisan units, finding out their plans, numbers, and combat equipment. Erich-Roman becomes a frequent guest in the home of an elderly woman, Baba Vera, whom he believes to be a partisan liaison. A simple woman who seems unremarkable, at a critical moment she reveals herself to be an extraordinary person with an exceptional personality. She is raising twelve children in her home. The war took away these children's parents and deprived them of their homes. At great personal risk, Baba Vera obtains food and clothing for her foster children and saves them from many dangers. She is ready to give her life for the victory of the righteous cause. Baba Vera herself is unlikely to realize the greatness of her feat — she acts as her heart dictates...
About Curfew
Curfew is a 1981 war, drama movie directed by Natalya Troshchenko.
The production information lists production credits from Soviet Union, an original language code of RU.
The credited cast includes Galina Makarova, Irina Reznikova, Andrei Tolubeyev, Ivan Sidorov. The synopsis above summarizes the central premise without adding details beyond the available title information.
















