Vulkanovka. After the Great Cinema

The documentary takes place in Vulkanovka, a village described by locals as forgotten by God and people. It highlights the time when Lithuanian filmmaker Šarūnas Bartas and his crew filmed Seven Invisible Men. Despite the crew's departure, the documentary reveals how the villagers reflect on their cinematic experiences and how it changed their perspectives on filmmaking.

Giedrė Beinoriūtė returns to Vulkanovka nine months later to document the villagers' thoughts and feelings about their brief encounter with the film industry. The film features interviews with the locals, who share their enthusiasm and insights about the filmmaking process and how it contrasted with their daily lives.

The 45-minute runtime allows for a concise yet profound exploration of the community's routines, from feeding crows to shopping at the local store. The film intertwines their everyday existence with the memories of the cinematic experience, providing a unique glimpse into the life of Vulkanovka before and after the filmmakers' presence.