Alexei Navalny began his election campaign in the regions of Russia with a trip to Murmansk. Thousands of citizens came to his rally, and in the rain. This is the success of local activists who organized the rally and campaigned selflessly. Alexander Rastorguev and Dmitry Kuvaldin spent several days with Navalny's Murmansk headquarters coordinator Violetta Grudina, an LGBT activist who was attacked because of her sexual orientation.

On June 12, Russia Day, opposition leader Alexei Navalny moved the protest from Sakharov Avenue to the very center of the city, to Tverskaya, where a festival of reenactors was being held that day. People in armor mingled with the streams of protesters, with the police in full combat attire. The result is harsh detentions, a stampede and flags from the window of a paddy wagon.

Since May 2012, for almost two years, directors Alexei Pivovarov, Pavel Kostomarov, Alexander Rastorguev, and with them the best young documentary filmmakers have been following the most current events in Russia and posting short videos on the Internet almost every day. "Term" became an alternative to openly propaganda television reports and an experiment in the format of "documentary news", when the authors tried to see its living, human side in every significant event.

In the spring of 2017, after the release of the film by Alexei Navalny and FBK “He is not Dimon to you” about Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, many young people and schoolchildren joined the next protests. Young people have become the driving force behind Navalny's presidential campaign. It was they who actively participated in the creation of a regional network of political headquarters, subjected to pressure from the state. In the first episode of the film "The Age of Dissent" there are stories of three young supporters of Navalny, whom the local authorities have declared war on.

One of the most high-profile investigations of the Anti-Corruption Foundation. Investigation of the activities of the sons of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Yuri Chaika, Igor and Artem, their "business" built on extortion, kickbacks and raiding.

Power or opposition? Putin or Navalny? Reform or revolution? Peaceful protest or barricade fighting? If not Putin, then who? This video contains an interview of three guys: Vadim, a law student at Moscow State University, Alexei, a student at the Higher School of Economics, and Nikolai, a man who from an early age took an active part in the protest movement, having worked with Navalny, Lyubov Sobol and Yulia Galyamina, and more than once found himself in paddy wagons. They have different political beliefs, but they are united by the understanding that the phrase "we are out of politics" has not been relevant for a long time! How do they see the future of Russia and what will they say when they face Putin?

Outside in 2018. Russia has just elected a president. New old president. At first glance, you need to accept that nothing will change for the next 6 years. People think so, but protagonists think differently. There are many heroes in Russia. This film is about them.

The film takes place on August 10, 2019 on Akademika Sakharov Avenue. The viewer becomes a witness to the rally, which brought together a large number of absolutely fearless and strong people.