Andrey Pisarev

An almost Chekhovian story about a once successful director making his last film, in spite of everything and everybody, in his country house. Strange guests, vain actors, somewhat eccentric neighbours and the director are reason enough for the author’s irony, and sometimes sarcasm. And you remember? Chekhov’s guns always fire!

The young poet Aleksandr Pushkin, finding himself in exile in a boring village, suddenly finds himself in a whirlpool of incredible adventures.

An almost Chekhovian story about a once successful director making his last film, in spite of everything and everybody, in his country house. Strange guests, vain actors, somewhat eccentric neighbours and the director are reason enough for the author’s irony, and sometimes sarcasm. And you remember? Chekhov’s guns always fire!

The young poet Aleksandr Pushkin, finding himself in exile in a boring village, suddenly finds himself in a whirlpool of incredible adventures.