Tatiana and Mikhail Kravchuk are raising the named son Lev, the boy of the family got not easy – with a strong-willed character and enviable stubbornness. And adolescence has only worsened, and a serious conflict is brewing in the family.

This is not the only problem for the Kravchuks – Lev's mother leaves the colony and plans to get his son back. But is it only love that drives the boy's biological mother, or maybe all her actions are a well-thought-out plan to avenge the man who put her in prison? And will Leo be able to understand that money and a bright life are not always better than true, quiet love?

In June 1941, millions of people - Ukrainians, Russians, Belarusians - without gathering and without saying goodbye, one day will jump up and go thousands of kilometers from the war - to the east. They will go to Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Siberia, the Urals and become a special community - the evacuated population, or "displaced persons". That is - neither their own nor others. And their return home will take more than half a century.

The story of what it was like - life among their own, but so different from each other - in religion, culture, worldview and even at the household level - "fraternal peoples". Famous people will also share their memories of life in the evacuation - Yuri Yakovlev, Svetlana Nemovlyaeeva, Mikhail Svetin, Elena Sanayeva, Ilya Reznik, Valentina Talyzina, and others.

Four series - "Run", "Another Life", "Cultural Front" and "Return" - are in chronological order - from the first months of the war to the present day.

A Dutch student named Job Tvoya comes to Ukraine to write an article about the LGBT movement in Ukraine.

Arriving in Kyiv, he hires a local guy as a translator, who happens to be Paca, the main bully in the district, who dreams of going to university.

Paca doesn't understand English very well, so he guesses more that he needs Job and they start their journey through all subcultures of Kyiv.

Art in the Land of War is a Ukrainian documentary series, co-produced by DocNoteFilms studio and Babylon’13 film collective.

It consists of 25 short stories about Ukrainian artists – painters, musicians, sculptors, and writers, who did not leave Ukraine during the war.

Following their everyday life and creative process, the project tries to find an answer to the central question: what is the place of art and the artist in the country at war?