
Peter Kaghanovitch
as Nikolai
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In an Eastern European country, the population is suffering under the ruling government. As the people gradually lose their democratic rights, an autocracy is emerging in the country. Young Jakub and his friend Marek lose hope in the peaceful demonstrations. The two join a militia that wants to overthrow the ruling regime. Jakub's foster father Nikolai recognizes the danger and forbids Jakub to join the fight. For the first time in their lives, they go their separate ways. When Nikolai takes in a wounded soldier one morning and Jakub returns, two enemies inevitably meet. Nikolai tries to keep a promise and save Jakub from worse. But Jakub longs for revenge for his murdered friend Marek. It blends drama elements. The film reflects a distinct Germany style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Martin Kuczera.
The main cast includes Peter Kaghanovitch, David Krzysteczko and David Hörning. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Martin Kuczera, written by Martin Kuczera, produced by Julia Loosen.

as Nikolai

as Jakub

as Dariusz

as Vladko

as Marek

as Tanja

as Jacek

as Nachrichtensprecherin