Small and big tragedies amid the pandemic, told over the phone.

This story is about the legendary artist of the film studio "Lenfilm" Natalya Vasilyeva. The images and color schemes of films created by her are still considered standard, alive by her colleagues. The film tells about how the masterpieces that entered the golden film fund of the country were created, how the film crews worked, what is the role of the artist in the cinema and whether the artist himself is similar to those images that leave him in the world.

In 1987, the UN Commission on Human Rights adopted a resolution recognizing conscientious objection to military service as "a legitimate exercise of freedom of thought, conscience and religion." In Russia, the right to alternative civilian service was first enshrined in the 1993 Constitution. By law, not only believers can refuse to serve in the armed forces. Other citizens have the right to declare not about faith, but about CONVINCES that are incompatible with military service, peacekeeping, philosophical, moral, ethical, political, etc. Alternative employees work as librarians, orderlies, archivists, workers in circuses and theaters, etc. Sounds good - peaceful work is wonderful! But in the military enlistment office you need to prove that your beliefs are such. The draft board will decide what exactly you are sincerely convinced of. An attempt to exercise one's legal right in Russia often leads to a dramatic clash between the Personality and the System, which shaves everyone with the same brush and is merciless to those who stand out from the crowd.

Stories of little people that happened to them in a small area of East Prussia or the Kaliningrad region from 1935 to 1948 and changed their lives forever.