Save and Be Saved

The documentary follows a train journey across Russia, where the crew engages with passengers about their views on the war. It highlights the experiences of young men who lack the means to leave the country, showcasing their courage to speak out against the conflict and fight for their rights.

Through personal stories and candid discussions, the film presents a nuanced portrayal of what it means to be Russian in today's landscape. It questions the narrative surrounding those who remain in the country and examines whether the notion of 'good' Russians is still relevant. This film offers a unique perspective on the complexities of identity and dissent in a time of war.