In Jerusalem, the name of Mother Josypha (née Olena Viter, 1904-1988), the abbess of the Studite Monastery, is inscribed on the Wall of Honor of the Righteous. She was one of the youngest abbesses of her time. Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky recognized her great talents and entrusted her with the newly established convent. It was Josyfia Viter who organized many libraries, kindergartens and orphanages, medical and economic courses, choirs, and drama clubs.

In June 1940, she was taken away by the NKVD Mother Josefa was accused of having ties to the OUN. From that moment on, she survived 47 interrogations accompanied by beatings. It was only the outbreak of World War II that saved Josyfa Viter from execution, and she plunged back into her religious and national work. The abbess continued her charitable work, catechizing children in the underground church, and taking care of her sisters… Until the last days of her suffering life, she served people and God.

Khimprom was once among the largest fertiliser producers in the Soviet Union. The chemical plant went bankrupt, leaving a toxic legacy in its wake. A phosphogypsum stack, known locally as the "White Mountain," stands as the silent guardian to an obscured industrial past, while simultaneously offering refuge to an emerging ecosystem of thriving urban wildlife.

The White Cliffs of Vinnytsia unravels hidden histories of agricultural chemical production and the unexpected natures that emerge from post-industrial landscapes.

Adaptation of the section "The River that Floats Against its Own Flow" from Sergei Zhadan's novel "Despechmod".

Three friends are urgently required to locate a fourth who has disappeared in an unknown direction and to report his suicide by stepfather. In one of the apartments they find a friend by the nickname "Cocoa", who tells them about the whereabouts of the missing Sasha Carburetor. In this very apartment, under the influence of light drugs, Vasya Communist and another character of the film named Zhadan listen to an evening show about the British band Depeche Mode.