An exercise in capturing anxiety scattered in space, in people and in the author’s head.

In the dark cabin of a tram driver, the city unfolds through the windows. The rails stretch ahead, twisting and turning, while houses and bus stops flash by on either side. Off-screen, three interwoven stories play out, and through the windows, the events described come to life before our eyes.

A priest, a scientist and a witch are talking about god, life, death and technologies related to them. Are you ready to lend your consciousness to your phone so that it becomes immortal?

Ural stand-up comedian Denis tells his whole sad life in one minute.

People came to the rally. Why are they here, what do they want to change and why are they leaving so early? In the role of themselves, young and elderly Yekaterinburg residents.

The plant manager gives an interview and he doesn't like it very much, but even from the extremely short answers "No" or "I don't know" one can understand his attitude towards work, peace and war.

Collaboration between playwright Sabrina Karabaeva and animator Maria Sedyaeva. The authors walk the streets of Yekaterinburg and ask all passers-by the same question, “What are you doing here?”. Caught off guard, they tell it like it is.

The park. Summer. The trees are so happy with the sun that they look like flowers. The chirping of a bird and an empty bench on which a gray-haired old man sits, he is in a blue uniform, holding a notebook in his hands. What is he doing here? He says he's going to kill.