UKRAINE. Kyiv. February 2023. Pavlivka psychiatric hospital. Andriy (27), soldier, is a former logistician for a supermarket company and like many of his brothers in arms, is traumatized by his experiences on the field. "There are a lot of things in my head you know? Like when you go fishing and you tangle the line. During the defense of Klishchiivka, a mine hit my trench, and I was shellshocked. My eyesight worsened, and I am nervous about it — when will I get back to normal? I now overthink a lot. I take all problems to heart. I'm very happy when my family and fiancée come, but it's like I'm not with them. There are here, asking questions, joking, but I stay withdrawn. I used to be such a cheerful guy before all this. Now I'm mostly sad; I'm better off alone."