A film about monumental artist Oleksandr Melnyk, who took to Independence Square from the first days of the protests in November 2013, and whose painting “I See Your Deeds, Man!” became one of the symbols of Euromaidan and the sacrifice of the Heavenly Hundred.

Through his paintings, the artist promotes and preserves authentic Ukrainian history, advocates for peace, and reflects on the consequences of war. It was Oleksandr Melnyk who created a significant part of the paintings in St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery. He is the author of mosaics and stained-glass windows in many national museums in the Ukrainian capital and several other churches, as well as the author of the mosaic on Maria Prymachenko's grave in Bolotnia.