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Pamfir

2022 · Movie · 106 min

7.2(78)unSUB Rating

DramaCrime

A man returns to his Ukrainian border village after years abroad, hoping to live honestly and be a better example for his teenage son. When a reckless act causes serious damage and old pressures resurface, he’s forced back into dangerous smuggling to make things right in a place ruled by corruption and fear.

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Details
Original title
Памфір
Years
2022
Release date
2022-11-02
Language
UK
Runtime
106 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.2/10 (78 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a tense, grounded crime drama about family loyalty and hard choices under pressure; Not for you if you dislike bleak stories, moral compromise, or relentless tension like in Read My Lips.

Pros: tense crime stakes; strong family focus; gritty atmosphere | Cons: bleak tone; stressful choices; heavy themes

Themes

  • curious

Awards & recognition

  • European Film AwardEuropean Discovery of the Year · 2022 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Oleksandr Yatsentiuk

    Oleksandr Yatsentiuk

    as Leonid/Pamfir

  • Solomiia Kyrylova

    Solomiia Kyrylova

    as Olena

  • Stanislav Potiak

    Stanislav Potiak

    as Nazar

  • Olena Khokhlatkina

    Olena Khokhlatkina

    as Mother

  • Myroslav Makoviichuk

    Myroslav Makoviichuk

    as Father

  • Ivan Sharan

    Ivan Sharan

    as Victor

  • Oleksandr Yarema

    Oleksandr Yarema

    as Morda

  • Andrii Kyrylchuk

    Andrii Kyrylchuk

    as Bobul

  • Ihor Danchuk

    Ihor Danchuk

    as Pastor Andrii

  • PC

    Petro Chychuk

    as Forester Vasyl

Directed by Dmytro Sukholytkyi-Sobchuk