Eduard Aliyev

The Snow Queen creates a world of eternal winter, frosting human souls and emotions. When she turns Kai, the son of a wizard, into an ice statue, his sister embarks on a journey to save him and bring life back to the world.

Why do we live? What is the purpose of waking up and falling asleep every day? What lies ahead for us? In the morning, when the sun is just lighting up the city streets, they are already filled with people and cars. Always running. Constantly in a hurry. So often falling behind. Viktor, Alena, Sasha, Dima, and Anna Nikolaevna are just a few of the hundreds of passersby whose faces we see every day at bus stops and on the streets, in parks and shops. Yet they share a common secret — an understanding of how important human life is. Whether of their own free will or by a combination of circumstances, each of them made an important discovery. And, unexpectedly, the realization of the value of another person’s life became the key for the characters to understand their own. So, why do we live?

The Snow Queen creates a world of eternal winter, frosting human souls and emotions. When she turns Kai, the son of a wizard, into an ice statue, his sister embarks on a journey to save him and bring life back to the world.

Why do we live? What is the purpose of waking up and falling asleep every day? What lies ahead for us? In the morning, when the sun is just lighting up the city streets, they are already filled with people and cars. Always running. Constantly in a hurry. So often falling behind. Viktor, Alena, Sasha, Dima, and Anna Nikolaevna are just a few of the hundreds of passersby whose faces we see every day at bus stops and on the streets, in parks and shops. Yet they share a common secret — an understanding of how important human life is. Whether of their own free will or by a combination of circumstances, each of them made an important discovery. And, unexpectedly, the realization of the value of another person’s life became the key for the characters to understand their own. So, why do we live?