Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov, speaking on the "Solovyov LIVE" program, sparked widespread public discussion, claiming that Russia could conduct a "special military operation" in other post-Soviet countries, just as it did in Ukraine. This statement put forward many ideas and initiatives.
After that, public activist Aziza Umarova proposed to re-air Shukhrat Abbasov's film "Fields Left by My Father," which was removed from screens after Solovyov's performance. In his opinion, this film will show the evolution of relationships in a way that is understandable and open even to the modern viewer.
Umarova noted that the film was banned immediately after its premiere and had not been in a public showing since 1997. Placed exclusively on the YouTube platform, this work is rich in extremely lyrical and touching reflections in artistic form and is a rare example of showing the past and the lives of ordinary people.
The film is based on the novel by Tog'ay Murod and is of historical and spiritual significance. According to Umarova, if such works are regularly shown both as part of history lessons in schools and on television, they will be of great importance in forming the spiritual immunity of the public and will help to understand such statements.
This initiative is of great importance not only for the restoration of cultural heritage, but also for ensuring spiritual education and knowledge for the population in the current flow of information and ideas.
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