In the Voronezh village of Kuchugury, in the Nizhnedevitsky district, on the very border with the Kursk region, Vladimir Gerchikov is filming a documentary series about local residents whose worldview combines the myths of the Soviet past and deep peasant wisdom in the most bizarre way. The chronicle of Kuchugur includes 25 episodes, in which it shows the naked truth about the modern village, immersed in impassable mud, thinking aloud about Gorbachev and Yeltsin, interpreting current events as they understand them.