In Russia, it’s been dangerous for ordinary people to speak up against Vladimir Putin’s regime for years, but new censorship laws introduced since the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 have made it tougher than ever.
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Despite huge risks, Russian filmmakers have been filming the impact of the war inside their country. Whilst many thousands have fled, those that stayed are having to choose – to oppose, support or stay silent about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

00:00 Intro
01:06 Russian State TV Channel
03:35 Meet Lyonya, from PSLCh Art Collective
07:44 Meet local councillor Nina
11:05 Meet YouTubers Alla & Misha
13:06 Meet artist Uliana
16:00 Vanya’s story
51:00 Update on the contributors

This BBC Eye documentary was first published in February 2023.
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