Blood Type 2025
Set in November 1943, *Blood Type (2025)* by director Maxim Brius plunges viewers into the harrowing true story of Soviet orphans torn from their homes and forced into a nightmarish existence at a Nazi-run 'children's shelter' in Vyritsa.
Director: Maxim Brius
Cast
Karina Andolenko
Kokoshkina
Petar Zekavica
Fabro
Andrey Rudyka
Vityok
Eva Williams
Tonya
Leonid Gromov
Gerasim
Aleksei Nilov
elder Timofey
Mark Alexandrov
Grishka
Lyudmila Yulova
Veta
Sergey Zharkov
lieutenant Livanov
Kseniya Popova-Penderetskaya
Inga
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blood Type (2025) about?
Based on harrowing real events, *Blood Type* follows a group of Soviet orphans in 1943 who are forcibly relocated to a Nazi-run shelter where they face starvation, forced labor, and unspeakable medical exploitation. The film chronicles their struggle for survival and their defiant bond as they resist the oppressive regime.
Who directed Blood Type?
Maxim Brius directs *Blood Type (2025)*, bringing a stark, visceral approach to this historical war drama.
Who stars in Blood Type?
The cast features Karina Andolenko, Petar Zekavica, Andrey Rudyka, Eva Williams, Leonid Gromov, and Aleksei Nilov in pivotal roles.
Is Blood Type (2025) worth watching?
As a war drama rooted in real events, *Blood Type (2025)* offers a powerful, emotionally intense experience. Its blend of historical gravity and human resilience makes it compelling for fans of intense, thematically rich cinema.
How long is Blood Type?
This war drama runs for 98 minutes.
About Blood Type (2025) — A War Drama Rooted in True Courage and Inhumanity
Set in November 1943, *Blood Type (2025)* by director Maxim Brius plunges viewers into the harrowing true story of Soviet orphans torn from their homes and forced into a nightmarish existence at a Nazi-run 'children's shelter' in Vyritsa. This former pioneer camp becomes a place of unspeakable cruelty: starvation, relentless labor, and brutal punishments await those who dare resist. But the most chilling horror is the systematic exploitation of these children as involuntary blood donors for wounded German soldiers. As despair threatens to consume them, an extraordinary act of unity emerges—these young survivors forge a bond of defiance that defies the darkness around them.
Against a backdrop of frozen desperation and moral collapse, *Blood Type (2025)* explores the resilience of the human spirit when pushed to the edge. With raw emotional power, Brius crafts a war drama that doesn't just depict suffering—it honors the courage of those who, even in the face of impossible odds, refuse to surrender their humanity.
