Based on the book of the same name by Lyubko Deresh.

Six people destined to die arrive at the Suicides’ Festival in the Carpathians. They all have their own reasons for taking their own lives. During the festival, each of them is set to undergo an inner rebirth. A masochist, a psychic, a programmer, two drug-addicted girls, and a punk with deep psychological trauma take part in a shamanic healing session, which leads to an unexpected conclusion.

The series of documentaries is dedicated to combat operations involving servicemen of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine during the Russian-Ukrainian war.

• Air breakthrough to Azovstal. The sky
• The battle for Zmeinyi Island. The sea
• Kharkiv counter-offensive. Earth
• Downed Russian pilots
• War for the sea: from the Dnipro to the Crimea

One of the most alarming aspects of war is the destruction of cultural heritage and museums. Any war carries with it a terrible destructive force, but when culture is destroyed, the heart of a nation is destroyed. Museums not only preserve the values of the past but also serve as a place where generations can understand the importance of art and culture for our world. People working in museums are often unnoticed, and no one knows the important work they do to protect and preserve culture during war. It is these people who do everything to preserve our culture and heritage.

At the center of this story is the museum in Ivankiv, Kyiv region, which became a target of military actions and was hit by a rocket on the second day of the full-scale invasion. It housed a collection of works by Ukrainian artists Maria Prymachenko, Hanna Verez, and other works of decorative and fine arts. Most of the exhibition was destroyed by fire. However, amidst this horror, the extraordinary dedication of the people working in the museum comes to the fore. The incredible power of human will, dedication to culture and art, regardless of anything.

The main characters are the museum caretaker, Koryenna Halyna Mykolaivna, and the head of the culture department, Biryuk Nadiya Konstantynivna. These people have devoted their entire lives to the culture and history of their region.

The story tells of the first days of Kiev leave of the Lugansk engineer of a telecentre, leaving from his hometown through occupation. Forced leave is delayed for many years. Gradually, the war takes away everything that seemed inalienable: hometown and home, work and plans for the future. The only thing that starts to bother the protagonist is the quest for justice.

The film is part of the MyStreetFilms-Frontier short-story almanac.