Extremely Loud And Incredibly Invisible

Dima, a freelance artist, the son of dissident writer Yuri Karabchievsky, returns to Russia for his brother's funeral after emigrating to America. He cannot accept the changes that have taken place in the country during his absence and does not want to integrate into the new society, which he considers sanctimonious. Stuck for a long 8 years in Russia, he tries to do something big and good, but lives the life of an outsider. After the tragic death of journalist Irina Slavina, Dima decides to arrange a joint exhibition with an artist friend at the Sakharov Center and encourage visitors to a dialogue about what is happening in the country. However, such an impulse does not find a response and goes unnoticed. Disappointed by what happened, Dima returns to America, where he soon dies of cancer.