Kindergarten (Russian: Детский сад, romanized: Detskiy sad) is a Soviet drama film by Yevgeny Yevtushenko, created by him on the basis of his own memories of a military childhood.

On the way to it, the train gets under bombardment, so Zhenya has to move slowly on foot to the destination, meeting many friendly and not very people.

The famous film critic Victor Dyomin called the picture worthless,[2] while the film director Savva Kulish, after watching the film, praised the work of Yevtushenko, wishing him further success: Yevtushenko is trying to implement on the screen purely literary devices hence the obviously overestimated in comparison with the usual capacity in the movie capacity of plastic images, their literary type metaphorical.

Yevtushenko removes the picture of the memory of his military childhood so that the mosaic of events consists of many unpolished, different and unequal episodes.

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