The article analyzes Uzbek feature films created in recent years on the theme of the Second World War, examines trends in the coverage of this topic during the period of independence, as well as creative searches conducted to identify the theme of the war, its achievements and shortcomings. The subject of the analysis were the feature films “Berlin-Akkurgan”, “Ilkhak” and “101”.

The Theme Is The Second World War, Hero, Feature Film

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