This observational documentary captures various aspects of Ukraine that have been swept up by war. It portrays long queues of people waiting for food distribution, bustling with activity, while streets once inhabited by residents are now filled with roaming packs of dogs. Amidst the abundance of war's traces, the camera silently observes places where life continues uninterrupted. This observation seems directed towards the present moment, pushing forward in time rather than dwelling on past stories. However, the quiet scenes of time persisting busily or tranquil continue, connecting to images that prepare for an ongoing, unresolved war. As the camera captures these subdued scenes, it leads to scenes of preparation for the ongoing war. Buildings once quietly awaiting reconstruction amidst their ruins no longer appear serene. Instead, they seem to anxiously await the impending storm in the eye of the hurricane. In a room with one wall torn open, a dog, having lost its owner, cautiously extends its face from behind a closet and then retreats again. Amidst the persistence of war that neither busy life nor tranquil land nor a quiet camera can cover, these fixed scenes, observed through a stationary camera, evoke a sense of tumultuous vibration, as if stirring the emotions of the viewer.