[Sheffield '24] There is a remarkable resilience in Natalia Zubkova's activism, which is also prompted by the need for protection for her children. In this sense, the documentary creates a solid narrative that is sustained by her capacity for resistance, although perhaps it focuses too much on her as an absolute protagonist, whose campaign becomes increasingly lonely as fear begins to take over the rest. of their neighbors. The film is a very accurate representation of how the Russian police apparatus exerts all the necessary pressure and manages to silence the protesting voices.