In Würzburg's Heuchelhof district, home to a large Russian-German community, a church was daubed with the pro-war "Z" symbol shortly after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began. This DW Documentary film returns to families it first interviewed in 2022, checking back more than two years into the war to see how the invasion has reshaped daily life among Germans of Russian descent. Interview subjects describe shame, fear, and arguments splitting their own households, along with discrimination from neighbors and hostility from within the community itself over where loyalties lie. The crew asks people on both sides of the divide, those pushing for peaceful coexistence and those repeating Kremlin talking points, whether reconciliation is holding or whether propaganda is winning out as the war drags on with no end in sight. The film builds its picture through direct testimony rather than commentary, letting the shift in tone between the two filming trips carry the story of a community still working out what the war has done to it.