In After the Rain, a group of Ukrainian children, once kidnapped and deported by Russian forces during the war, find themselves at a retreat designed to foster healing through therapy with animals. Horses and dogs help these children, who have endured the pain of separation and displacement, reclaim their sense of self and safety. The documentary captures intimate moments of laughter and connection between the children and animals, offering a stark contrast to the backdrop of their tragic circumstances. The film sheds light on the ongoing trauma caused by the Russian invasion and highlights the remarkable resilience of these children. With the support of volunteers and therapy animals, they begin to rediscover the joys of childhood, despite the shadow of war that still looms over them. After the Rain is a poignant portrayal of healing and hope, reminding audiences of the enduring bond between family, country, and identity in the face of adversity.
After the Rain: Putin's Stolen Children Come Home (2024)
Genres - Documentary |
Run Time - 85 min. |
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Adversity, After The Rain, Animals, Childhood, Connection, Country, Deported, Displacement, Dogs, Family, Healing, Hope, Horses, Identity, Kidnapped, Laughter, Pain, Resilience, Retreat, Russian Forces, Russian Invasion, Safety, Sense Of Self, Separation, Therapy, Therapy Animals, Trauma, Ukrainian Children, War
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After the Rain: Putin's Stolen Children Come Home
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