Chamur is a tradition that 30-40 years ago was absolutely typical for the Bulgarian village of Krynychne (Ukraine). Residents of the whole village gathered together and mixed clay with straw to create mudbricks which later would serve as bricks to build their houses, make their homes.

SIn 2019, residents from all over Krynychne get together for Chamur to start the construction of an ethnographic museum in an authentic way.

On the land cursed with hard work by God, from dust born and into dust until they return, the people of Krynychne use the dust to make their bricks of happiness, finding their lost paradise for at least one day.

An investigative film about medical cannabis in Ukraine.

The protagonists of the film are people who already have experience in the use of cannabis drugs for medical purposes and share this experience with the audience, scientists and doctors who consider changes in legislation necessary, as well as those who are strongly against these changes.

The talented young artist Viktoria has friends, a successful career and love. Suddenly, she loses everything: her lover runs away, leaving Viktoria with debts to creditors. To pay off her debts, Vika sells her flat, her car, and all her artwork, and moves into her studio. Her friends arrange a commission for a portrait of an influential industrial magnate. The portrait becomes a prelude to the wedding. However, the man dies on their wedding night...

The will comes as a shock to everyone – all the estate is bequeathed to his young wife. An exhumation of the body, requested by the deceased’s eldest son, reveals signs of poisoning. Suspicion falls primarily on Victoria, and the court proceedings do not go in her favour. But an unexpected witness appears, whose testimony exonerates her. Vika’s trials are not over yet – intrigues, envy, and threats continue to haunt her. A young, handsome police captain helps Victoria make sense of what is happening.