The Soviet government under Andropov and Khrushchev began to use such an instrument of repression as “punitive psychiatry”. At that time, about 2 million political prisoners, including Ukrainian scientists, artists, writers, political and public figures, were sent to special psychiatric hospitals. One of these hospitals was located in Dnipro.

A series of 8 documentaries covering the topic of 'Punitive Psychiatry' in the USSR — the use of psychiatry as a repressive tool against dissidents.

“Getting Ours Back. How Ukrainians Lost and Revived the Info space” is a documentary film that tells the story of the development of the information and cultural sphere in different years of Ukraine's independence – from the 90s to the present day. The film's protagonists – media professionals, journalists, actors, music industry representatives, and information experts – talk about their own experiences and explore why Russia has continued to influence the information and cultural sphere of independent Ukraine for several decades, and how we are counteracting this today. 

Among the heroes of the film are: Yuriy Makarov, Andriy Kulikov, Myroslava Gongadze, Kostiantyn Grubich, Rymma Zyubina, MamaRika, El Kravchuk, Irma Vitovska, Andrii Kovalenko, Andriy Yusov, Valerii Kopiika, Yurii Romanenko, Rena Marutian, Borys Barskyi, Kyrylo Osadchyi, Daryna Kyrylko.

Wanting to end his life, the guy intends to jump off the bridge. An unfamiliar girl intervenes in the process. After communicating with her boyfriend still decided to return to the embrace of life. Still ahead...

The film is part of the almanac of short films Door.

After the death of his father, Nigerian girl Shade has to obey his mother in everything. She wants her daughter to follow in her father's footsteps and become a doctor. For this, Shade goes to Ukraine, where she is supposed to study at Bogomolets Medical University. Despite the circumstances, she wants to become a successful singer.

Living in a foreign country brings new challenges to its complex destiny. One evening, two members of the far-right skinhead movement were spotted in an African subway station. The police officer whom Shade met ignored her request for help. The girl realizes that she is trapped. Suddenly an unfamiliar young man stands up for her. Risking his life, he saves Shad from bullies. Denis is unknown. Soon, mutual feelings will erupt between them that will influence Shad's future ...