Indrek Spungin embarked on a creative endeavor by turning the legendary punk band Velikije Luki's story into a film titled "Happiness is Living in Our Land," a documentary with fictional elements. The film presents a vivid portrayal of the band members and their lives, filled with humor and reflections on history. Spungin notes that the characters featured in the film are intriguing, as they bring their own unique perspectives and memories of shared experiences, often finding discrepancies among their recollections.

The backdrop of the film is particularly significant, set against the fading sounds of the Soviet Union, which informs the band’s experiences and the absurdity of their lives amidst the historical turmoil. The personal stories and memories highlight a contrast between the struggle against the oppressive regime and the lighter moments that make life memorable. This juxtaposition serves to engage the audience in both laughter and contemplation about the past and historic events.

The documentary style adds layers to the narrative, drawing viewers into the absurd yet relatable experiences of the band. By sharing these stories through the voices of the band members, Spungin has created a film that is not just entertaining but also a thought-provoking look at a unique segment of history, mirroring the chaotic yet colorful world of punk music during that era.