"Swings on the Front Line" is a new documentary by Military Producer Nikolai Tsonku about a little girl, Alisa, the residents of the frontline village of Aleksandrovka, and the people who didn't ignore the misfortune of others.

Alisa is only 5 years old. A small, fragile girl with a big heart, her sincerity, purity, and wisdom have managed to touch the hearts of millions of people online.

Her poignant reading of Sergei Bodrov's poem "I learned that I have a huge family..." has become a reminder for many of the most important things: the Motherland, family, kindness, compassion, and love for people.

This film is about the residents of the frontline village of Aleksandrovka. It's about ordinary people whose lives unfold close to the line of fire. It's about those who live, wait, believe, and continue to be human even where war is heard every day.

This is a film about compassion.
It's about helping the front and civilians. About real wizards who gave Alice a new home, a new life, and a peaceful sleep.
About people for whom no one's misfortune exists.

I spent several years creating this film. And I truly hope that everyone who watches it to the end will take home a piece of kindness, light, and gratitude to our heroes.

Write in the comments what you felt after watching. For me, that's the greatest gratitude.

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