Bo-bo (2026)

Born with a rare vascular birthmark, Nadya carries a deep burgundy mark across her delicate face—a visible difference that sets her apart from the very beginning. In her small hometown, she faces relentless mockery and cold rejection from neighbors, while even her own family struggles to embrace her true self. Her grandmother turns to prayer and folk rituals, desperate for a miracle, while her mother pins all hope on a distant surgical fix in Moscow. Yet Nadya’s deepest longing isn’t for a perfect reflection—it’s simply to sing, to raise her voice in the village choir and feel she belongs. After a series of painful missteps, she lands in a Moscow hospital, where she finally meets others who share her story. But when the physical scar is healed, the emotional wounds remain—and Nadya discovers that some battles aren’t fought on the surface, but within the hearts of those who should have loved her all along.