Anzhela Frangyan

A filmmaker and a soldier, who both experienced the war in Nagorno-Karabakh, set off on a road trip to overcome their survivor’s guilt. They are returning to the war-torn areas in search of a renewed, mulberry-infused taste of life.

A group of young filmmakers gather in a quiet Yerevan park, each carrying their own vision, ego, and unfinished ideas. What starts as a casual meeting slowly turns into a creative clash—stories overlap, perspectives collide, and tensions rise as they attempt to collaborate on a single film. Through silence, gestures, and fragments of imagination, the park becomes a living canvas where art is born, challenged, and reshaped. In the middle of the city’s calm, a deeper question emerges: can true collaboration exist without losing your own voice?

A filmmaker and a soldier, who both experienced the war in Nagorno-Karabakh, set off on a road trip to overcome their survivor’s guilt. They are returning to the war-torn areas in search of a renewed, mulberry-infused taste of life.