In 2009, more than 400 people put their lives on hold and entered a facsimile of a Soviet research plant, where they conducted experiments, gossiped, fell in love, endured arrest, suffered punishment, conceived children and betrayed one another.
Washington Post: Ordinary people lived in a replica of Soviet times, were they abused for art in a daring new film?
Residents of Kharkiv, the eastern city of 1.4 million people located 478 kilometers east of Kyiv, cross the city's central Sumska Street.
