In the previous episode, we talked about the bureaucratic “bunch” of issues that greets a woman upon her release: supervision, forced labor, and a total lack of assistance from the state.
But beyond the reports and official offices lies the most important thing—a person’s inner world. What helps someone not to break down during isolation? What do people dream of in prison cells, and what is it like to fall asleep for the first time in years knowing that freedom awaits tomorrow?
Scriptwriter, Camera Operator, Editor: Max Morrisson
Interviewer of Palina Sharenda-Panasiuk: Volha Vialichka