Five years ago, Mykhailo Hlushko settled through one house from our family. At first we communicated well, and his grandchildren often came to him, and I spent time with them. But later, a serious conflict arose between Mykhailo and my mother over the construction, fencing and borders of our territory. The situation came to a physical skirmish, and I, having my phone with me, often recorded conflicts in order to have evidence if necessary. Because of this, there was even a court between us, at which I was also present. Mykhailo began to treat me particularly negatively, because he knew that I was filming everything. He even once let a dog down on me, and over the fence he often shouted threats. However, two years later, when I turned sixteen, I suddenly began to feel inexplicable sympathy for him, although I knew that he was my family’s enemy. I couldn’t understand why I was drawn to the person who I thought hated me the most.
A man in his sixties, lives one house away from the main character. At first, he seemed friendly and often communicated with her family, but after the conflict with her mother, he became their enemy. He is inflammatory, stubborn, does not like to be contradicted. He is especially negative about the girl, because she constantly carries her phone with her and records his conflicts to have evidence. He believes that she is deliberately following him and trying to use the records against him. Because of this, he often yells at her over the fence and provokes her. Despite his hostility, he notices that the girl sometimes slowly passes by his house on a bicycle, but does not understand why she does so.
Release Date 2026.07.26 / Last Updated 2026.07.26