Zhenya
Anastasia Talyzina
Zhenya

Young female fighter pilots arrive to the frontline. They have different stories and different fates. They are getting older, falling in love and lose their closest ones as well as take their place in the world of men. The air has become their home. However, at war no one knows whose fate is to live and who is doomed to die.
エア - 予告編|"Air" Trailer|第36回東京国際映画祭|36th Tokyo International Film Festival Official
Zhenya
Anastasia Talyzina
Zhenya
Astafiev
Sergei Bezrukov
Astafiev
Katya
Aglaya Tarasova
Katya
Masha
Kristina Lapshina
Masha
Rita
Elena Lyadova
Rita
Volodya
Anton Shagin
Volodya
Stepanov
Igor Korovin
Stepanov
Pashechka
Igor Mityushkin
Pashechka
Bondar
Oleg Grinchenko
Bondar
Museum Employee
Anna Blinova
Museum Employee
Nurse Sveta
Anna Isaeva
Nurse Sveta
Timofey
Vladimir Tyaptushkin
Timofey
"Air" like other remarkable Russian war films, is brutally frank. It tells you that war is not pretty, it is not forgiving and above all, for many combatants, there are no happy endings. Indeed, even those who do survive, face the trauma of rememberance of those who are lost,leaving emotional pain, that can last generations. This is the story of a young female Russian pilot. Antithetically she must embrace her humanity, connecting with those around her, whilst, in turn, denying it, by cooly taking the lives, of enemy pilots. Everything about this film speaks of excellence. Its a capably crafted, with strong performances from the cast. Its also, at times, a traumatic, deeply sad, even draining watch, as any honest war film, should be. In summary, "Air" strips away any pretense and romance, surrounding aerial warfare. It is, in short, a frank essay, on the real, unforgiving, face of war. A must watch.
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