This film follows the story of the Russian feminist art collective Pussy Riot, which emerged from the Voina action group to fight for female independence. They confront power with provocative, politically charged performances, risking arrest. After their most famous act, a 'punk prayer' in Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, three members were imprisoned. The documentary covers the trial and the international outcry, revealing how the group became a global symbol of artistic resistance and political activism, linking their work to the traditions of the Russian avant-garde.