Angol
Rodina is a totalitarian state built on obedience.
A future shaped by war and ideology, where advanced technology conceals a suffering society, and the drudgery of the many sustains the luxury of the few.
Behind political propaganda, manufactured truths and systematic decay, millions of people navigate their lives shaped by surveillance, discrimination, conformity and fear.
Some live in prosperity while others pay the price, and some are forgotten behind concrete walls.
Through the eyes of five comrades, Rodina explores what happens when compassion collides with self-preservation, when belonging demands conformity, and when ordinary people are forced to choose between conscience and survival.
A story about identity, selflessness and sacrifice, prejudice and indifference, quiet compromises and the cost of looking away.
Because suffering is easy to ignore when it belongs to somebody else.
