Ksenia Zhdanova

History of residents of one of the streets of the sleeping area of a big city. Schoolchildren and students, housewives and sellers, oligarchs and simple workers - more than 30 characters of different age and social status will meet here, each of them has its own story. There are no main and secondary heroes in the “Universe” of the Street. This is a story about all of us and our neighbors.

"Gone. Chekhov Way" is a short film by the young director Alexandra Artemyeva, based on the story "Gone" by A.P. Chekhov. It is an ironic story about the importance of understanding one's own family life before passing judgment on others. The plot of the film shifts the setting from the 19th century to the present day, while keeping the dialogues and the content of the story unchanged. This highlights the relevance of the work even in modern times.

History of residents of one of the streets of the sleeping area of a big city. Schoolchildren and students, housewives and sellers, oligarchs and simple workers - more than 30 characters of different age and social status will meet here, each of them has its own story. There are no main and secondary heroes in the “Universe” of the Street. This is a story about all of us and our neighbors.