Viva Belarus!

Miron is twenty three. He plays in a rock band. Politics does not interest him. A concert of theirs turns unexpectedly into a demonstration. The crowd chants against the government. Miron pays for it. Despite a heart condition he is taken into the army. He is held there for fifteen months. In his unit he meets harsh conditions. He keeps a phone hidden. He tells his girlfriend Viera what he is living through. Viera publishes the notes on the internet. They spread quickly among young people. The film was drawn from the story of Franak Viačorka of the Belarusian opposition. Viačorka worked on the screenplay as well. It could not be shown in Belarus. Dzmitry Vinsent Papko and Karolina Gruszka appear in the ninety eight minute film, a Polish production Krzysztof Łukaszewicz finished in 2013.