Yuliia Holub’s miniseries “Ur-presence” reflects the threat that emerges not from action, but from existence itself. Authoritarian systems read difference as danger even before resistance appears: the mere presence of the “other” already unsettles structures of control. This exposes a deeper paradox — while fascism fears otherness, contemporary politics often overlooks nature as an equally significant force. Ecology unsettles the traditional triad of socialism, liberalism, and fascism, reminding us that humanity is not the center of the universe but merely a fragment within a wider, precarious yet beautiful, balance.