Karlag, an abbreviation for Karaganda Corrective Labor Camp, stood as one of the most extensive penal institutions within the Soviet Gulag network. Founded in 1931, it was situated in Kazakhstan’s Karagandy Region. This film aims to depict the severe hardships endured by inmates during the 1930s to 1950s, highlighting the unwavering resilience of human dignity amidst relentless survival struggles. The portrayal of Karlag’s environment will be brought to life through meticulously researched costumes, props, and sets, drawing inspiration from archival records and museum collections.