The Right to Live. Stories About People and Choice

Life is a constant continuation. Every day we feel something, experience emotions, meet people, and make choices. Or we don’t. That is how our reality is formed. We cannot rewind time and change something. But we can learn to track the patterns of our everyday steps and adjust the future. Just change one small detail in your worldview—and everything will happen differently.

Three heroes—three real stories about people who are stuck in life and desperately trying to get out.

• Vladimir was left by the woman he loved. Without parental love as a child, he longed for a strong family. But now, even his unborn child is doomed to grow up without a father.

• Alexey lost the business he had built over several years. He has a billion-dollar debt; his friend betrayed him; his family left him. Everything happened suddenly—he had seemed to be doing everything right. Now Alexey is on the brink of suicide.

• Olga raised her son all on her own. For her whole life, she tried to be for him both mother and father, and a cozy, trusted friend—never noticing that her son is already an adult. Recently, they found cancer.

To find a solution, the heroes turn to a mentor and guide who doesn’t rush to give advice, doesn’t dig up the past, but only asks questions. Each hero has to find the answers themselves.