In einem Dorf, das es nicht gibt

Vladimir, a former soldier, returns to his home village that officially does not exist on any map. His neighbors are fellow ghosts of the system, living without an address but with memory. The camera follows his attempts to rebuild his house as locals share stories of being erased from reality. Archival footage intertwines with the present day, painting a portrait of a place forgotten by the state but not by its people. The film explores the boundaries between documentary and fiction, asking: what makes a place real—its presence on a map or the people who inhabit it?