Wings (1966)

Overview

Following World War II, a Soviet aviator grapples with her transition to civilian life as she assumes the responsibilities of a school principal and a mother. Haunted by her wartime experiences, she faces the challenges of balancing her professional ambitions with the demands of parenting. As she navigates her new reality, the emotional weight of her past looms large, affecting her relationships and sense of self. This poignant exploration of resilience and identity sheds light on the complexities of life after conflict, revealing the deep scars that linger long after the battle has ended.