Survival (2025)

In the silence of the white-out, a heartbeat is a drum of war. Survival captures the sheer iron will required to hold a line that no map acknowledges. As the rearguard regiment fades into the taiga, they become ghosts—existing on pine needles, bark, and the shared warmth of their resolve. Their story is one of profound patience; while the world watches the major theaters of WWII, these soldiers are waging a “war of attrition” against nature itself. By the time they emerge from the Siberian mist in 1945, they are no longer just survivors—they are the living memory of a nation that refused to be conquered, returning to a battlefield that thought they were long dead.