Фільм розповідає про те, як змінилися деякі з героїв першого фільму – «Карантин. Київ» – лікарі київської міської клінічної лікарні № 4, що стала опорною для хворих на коронавірус.

У цій частині багато уваги приділяється постковідному синдрому, яким, страждає понад 30% тих, що перехворіли. Наприклад, це ураження нервової системи. Люди погано почуваються, навіть втрачають якісь соціальні та професійні навички, їм важко повертатися до роботи після хвороби тощо.

Akhtem Seitablaiev is an Ukrainian actor with about 50 roles in theater and film. He is the director of such well-known films as: “Khaytarma”, “Someone Else's Prayer”, “Cyborgs”, “Zahar Berkut”, “Myrnyi-21”. His films have been screened in more than 60 countries. He has received dozens of awards for his professional and social activities. At the beginning of the full-scale war, he voluntarily joined The Territorial Defence Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

“It's great happiness when you are led by a person who values human life, respects you and always says not 'go ahead' but 'with me' and goes first,” Akhtem Seitablaiev said.

This is the third documentary in the “Culture vs war” series about Ukrainian artists who have suspended their creative work in order to defend Ukraine.

The film is about life, about everyday realities and about those who save lives at the Amosov National Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery.

Heroes of the movie: Vasyl Lazoryshynets, Director of the Amosov Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery, Yaroslav Truba, Head of the Department of Obstetric Cardiology at the Amosov Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery, Oleh Siromakha, Chief Physician at the Amosov Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery.

In the summer of 2018, Kherson activist Kateryna Gandyuk was flooded with sulfuric acid. She suffered severe chemical burns and died in hospital within three months. Almost eight months have passed since the attack. The murder has not been solved.

Investigative Reporters.Info started their own investigation into the attack on Kateryna Gandyuk when she was still alive. Three weeks before her death, they recorded an interview that turned out to be the last of her life. The activist named the name of the person suspected of the attack. The journalists checked the activist's versions and also found out who could cover the crime and even help them.

Based on the satirical novel by Jaroslav Hasek, The Adventures of the Good Warrior Schweik.

Josef Schweik, a Czech dog trader who had already been disqualified from the army as a uniform idiot, is again called into service as a cannonball during World War I. He was annoyed with bureaucrats, police, doctors, and clergy, and was "sold" from one officer to another, but the good-natured, talkative, and artless soldier Schwyk was still reluctant to approach the front line and, apparently, a sure death. However, the good soldier Schweik has an idea a little better than dying for the emperor ...