The film will be presented by producer Jurga Gluskinienė on 1 December at 17:30.In January 1991, the USSR Central Television invited young people from the fifteen Soviet republics to Moscow to find out where they wanted to live: in their own nation-states, or in a united union. During the event, several young people dared to speak out in favour of the collapse of the "terrible Soviet Union". In 2015, people who met on Facebook and met in Moscow in 1991 met in a symbolic place - Vilnius. They spent a few days in Vilnius, met with the authors of this film and held a similar talk show as in 1991, only this time at the premises of Lithuanian Radio and Television.
The film captures the different lives of the participants of the 1991 TV show in an attempt to answer the question of the path they, their countries, their governments, and their compatriots have followed since the collapse of the Soviet Union, while looking for the manifestations of the "Soviet man" that remain in them and in the environment. What really lies behind the phenomenon of "Soviet man" or homo sovieticus? How to recognise it and how to get rid of it. And why? Our aim is to provoke a debate and leave a testimony about that era.