A Long and Happy Life

The story centers on Sascha, who is dedicated to managing an old collective farm on the Kola Peninsula. He has a close relationship with his farm workers, who respect him and tolerate his secret romance with Anya, a local government secretary. When faced with a tempting offer from opportunistic district administrators, Sascha must navigate the complexities of his informal lease and his employees' expectations.

As the pressure mounts, Sascha's determination to protect the farm becomes increasingly difficult. The film presents a stark portrayal of rural life, highlighting the conflict between individual integrity and external pressures. With its rich character development and evocative setting, A Long and Happy Life captures the essence of resilience in the face of adversity.