The prison, which is literally a concentration camp where horrific tortures take place, operates in modern Ukraine. There are no laws behind the prison fence, it’s a completely different life: in humiliation, fear, and uncertainty, with wounds and burns on the body, with pain from broken bones and frequently from broken will and consciousness. The main task here is to survive when you no longer want to live and almost nothing depends on you, to maintain common sense when you are close to madness, to remain human in inhuman conditions, where faith, forgiveness, hatred and even the gaze between an executioner and a victim acquire other meaning.
