A portrait of the artist Oscar Rabin against the backdrop of three decades of Soviet history, a story about confronting an authoritarian regime with paint and a brush, about the limits of compromise, about freedom in an unfree country.

About the artist Valentina Kropivnitskaya, one of those who organized in 1974 the first free "Bulldozer Exhibition" of contemporary avant-garde artists, which was brutally dispersed by the authorities. Valentina, her husband, artist Oscar Rabin, their son Alexander Rabin, art critic Alexander Glezer and their fellow artists forever changed the situation with contemporary art in the USSR. The film received the Nika National Film Award in 2016 as the Best Non-Fiction Film. Film website: www.soms-films.com

This is a film about a little-known page in Russian history, an attempt to create Jewish agricultural settlements in the South of Ukraine and the North of Crimea.