The film captures the fortunes of some Czechs from Vohynia, a region in the Ukraine , after their moving to Czechoslovakia. The picture also deals with the attitude of "post-totalitarian" Czechoslovak society to various vulnerable minorities, the Czechs from the Ukraine being one of them. The words of some interviwed Czechs born in Czechoslovakia are proof of their willingness to welcome their new compatriots kindly and to facilitate the latter's difficult situation as much as possible.Conversely, other interviewed Czech's words express egoism and refusal. The imigrants' confessions are not free of nostalgia , grief and a feeling of uprooting, but gratitude for liberal reception and their hopes that everything will be all right in the future prevail.
| Director: | Olga Sommerová |
| Cinematography: | Vlastimil Hamerník |
| Sound: | Jan Kacián |
| Editing: | Michal Cingroš |
| Dramaturgy: | Jiří Gold |
| Runnig time: | 46 min |
| Year of production: | 1992 |
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