Anna Morozova

On the eve of Easter, an icon depicting the Ethiopian Mother of God enters a Ukrainian village. After the icon is noticed by regular parishioners, a conflict begins between the young priest and his flock. Peasants do not agree to have a dark-skinned Mother of God in the church. One night someone makes his way to the church and cuts the icon. After the night events, the icon begins to pour myrrh.

A Ukrainian town has just been occupied by pro-Russian military forces. A bank clerk is going to take credit money from those who won’t give it without a fight.

A family father works nights at a bowling alley. After work, he puts up leaflets in Crimean Tatar. One night he receives phone calls from an unknown number. The pressure gradually intensifies. He sees himself engulfed by enemies.