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 Hell begins where people play God

 Nadsyannya during the Second World War. Young Stepan Didych had no childhood. There was a war, the arrival of the Germans and inhuman war taxation, bloody clashes between the families of Poles and Ukrainians, poverty, uncertainty. Disaster swallowed people without chewing. It was useless to fight - the Didychs survived like everyone else. They sold bricks, secretly slaughtered cattle, quietly changing registration tags, and prayed through tears. Somehow they adapted and endured. But the disastrous resettlement of Ukrainians, organised by the authorities of the «soviets», began.

 The fear of living on becomes stronger than the fear of death. Stepan finds himself interrogated by the NKVD on suspicion of collaborating with the Banderites. He realises what awaits him and his family. The young Didych is once again looking for his truths on the shaky brickwork between the Polish label of "schismatic" and the Soviet label of "resettler". But in the world of evil, not everything is clear.