Za chornoye serdtse

In the crucible of the nascent Soviet era, 'Za chornoye serdtse' (For the Black Heart) plunges into the tumultuous class struggle unfolding within the Donetsk basin. The narrative meticulously chronicles the fierce ideological and physical clashes between the region’s burgeoning industrial proletariat and the remnants of the White Guard forces. It’s a stark, unyielding portrayal of a society fractured by revolution, where the everyday existence of the workers becomes a battleground against the entrenched power and brutal suppression exerted by the old order. The film aims to capture the raw, visceral energy of this conflict, highlighting the collective resilience and burgeoning revolutionary consciousness of the working class against a backdrop of stark economic and political upheaval.