The film was conceived as a story about the history of the Gogol Center theater and the case of Kirill Serebrennikov. But the circumstances were different. This is a movie about a movie that couldn't be made.

This film was conceived as a continuation of Igor Grigoriev's film Holidays of the Revolution, filmed in 1972. The image of the future was the most important theme of the holidays a hundred years ago. Today, in the coming "future", we are celebrating rather the events of the past or the present. Lenin's birthday, rock festival, onion day, New Year's Day, private celebrations follow one after another. All these days merge into one "red day".

A wide variety of people are invited to experience all the stages of death from dying to existence "on the other side" in order to understand how we imagine and depict death. Death is collective (what will happen to everyone) and individual (what will happen to you).

A documentary film about a man who solves the problem of individual immortality. He's not going to die. Various options are being considered from cryonics (freezing the brain and body) to digital immortality (digitization of consciousness). Note that the hero lives in Russia, where the topic of immortality is practically not explored. However, everything is ahead. Who knows, perhaps this person will succeed in becoming one of the first "immortals".