A Poem for Little People

Two storylines, developing in parallel, tell about the activities of a group of volunteers and their leader Anton, working in the front-line zone, and two elderly female friends from a de-occupied village in Chernihiv region – pragmatic Zinaida and dreamy Taisia, who decided to stay in their homes during the occupation. While Anton desperately tries to save the most vulnerable ones, who often don't want to leave their homes, thus putting himself and his team in mortal danger, Zinaida and Taisia look for any form of resistance they can, from praying and writing poetry against the russian invaders to hiding historical memorial plaques and transfer of intelligence data to the Ukrainian military.