Here we are

The film depicts the challenges faced by the Krnáč family as they relocate from central Slovakia to western Ukraine following World War II. After the annexation of the region by the Soviet Union, they are forced to settle in the village of Belgarka in the Kazakh steppe due to a decree from Nikita Khrushchev. Their experience highlights themes of displacement and survival over the span of more than forty years.

As a drama from the mid-2000s, Here We Are provides a poignant look at historical events through the lens of personal struggle. Collectors interested in films that tackle complex social and political issues may find this film significant for its narrative and historical context. The film's setting and time period offer a unique perspective on the impact of geopolitical changes on individual lives.