2017 | Fiction | 6 min. | Russia | 12+
Early in the morning she grabs cappuccino in a park cafe and bumps into him. He is trying to escape. She's following. This subtile chase leads her to the apartment, where she's spent her childhood. She clearly remembers the day the father died. Hit by a car on a crosswalk. Or was that her who died that day? Inspired by the poem "The told me that you still love me" by Feodor Swarovsky.
Directors Statement
No matter who's gone. The loss is a pure pain for both sides.
Director: Anna Efimova
Producer: Alexander Khomich
