Psikhi (2016)

Russia, Moscow, our days. Two young fans of psychobilly music, adhering to no unambiguously expressed civic stand, consider themselves fascists. Influenced by the environment and fascinated by the pseudo-appeal of external attributes, they remain unaware of how far all of it may lead to. A leader of the organization commits murder which the main characters are later on accused of. The situation is complicated by the fact that the protagonist falls in love with a girl belonging to the movement ANTIFA. In attempt to prove their innocence both guys face manifestations of the real fascism, and the latter turns out to completely contradict their real beliefs and internal principles. The movie shows that fascism is alien to any normal person and healthy society, regardless of the country, nationality and social status in question.