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An intimate portrait of Eugene Hütz, Ukrainian-born refugee and founder of Gogol Bordello, the genre-defying punk collective that turned exile, folk traditions, and raw NYC energy into a global rallying cry. Built from rare archives, interviews, and live performances, the film is a defiant celebration of cultural identity and anti-authoritarian resistance—a love letter to immigrants everywhere.

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