Frankly speaking, this is not a movie, unfortunately it is a reality. It was filmed by Denis Khristov, with a camera that was always with him on his helmet, so we can see the war through his eyes.

As the title of the film says, we saw only one percent of the war, but one percent is enough to understand how much we don't want this film to be made. But it is so necessary for society and the future that no one ever wants war.

And when we were in dusty offices creating a new history textbook, no one had a desire to write that it was somehow different. It's an incredibly difficult work to perceive and rethink, it's not about bullets and shells, it's not about fighting and heroes, it's about Where is your home?

Our agency helped a little with the creation of this film, and we have seen it many, many times, so we are sure that everyone should watch it at least once. I would also like to tell you about the posters for the movie. They were made by our designer Serhiy, for which we are all grateful.

f you look at the poster before and after the movie, it will open up to you in completely different senses. If before the movie you see complete devastation and autumn, then after the movie you will see a crossroads with a destroyed concept of whether there is even a main road and where to go when you no longer have a home. The shot itself was taken directly from the editing stage and it is not a creative idea, it is an absolute reality that, unfortunately, is happening to us.

We are grateful to the whole team: Producer Yuriy Karagodin, who got us involved in this film, and director Nikolay But, who stood by us and put it all together. We would also like to thank the main character, but we simply thank Denis Khristov - not for the movie, but for what he does, but for the movie.