Lyubov Korlykhanova

When the past haunts the present and frightens the future, there's only one option: confront it. Two sisters travel to their abandoned family home in the Russian hinterland to uncover the mystery surrounding the tragedy that shaped their lives.

While adults live in a world of fear, compromise, and prohibitions, the boy helps the old man realize his last dream and reminds those around him that it is the ability to dream that makes a person human.

When the past haunts the present and frightens the future, there's only one option: confront it. Two sisters travel to their abandoned family home in the Russian hinterland to uncover the mystery surrounding the tragedy that shaped their lives.

When the past haunts the present and frightens the future, there's only one option: confront it. Two sisters travel to their abandoned family home in the Russian hinterland to uncover the mystery surrounding the tragedy that shaped their lives.

Late 2000s. Fifteen-year-old Kira doesn’t come home after a friend’s birthday and starts saving to leave her town—away from a household where adults lay down rules they can’t follow themselves. She and her friend earn money by giving children pony rides and setting it aside for the trip. But the dream of a new life comes with consequences: Kira is reported missing, the police get involved, and her mother will do anything to regain control. A coming-of-age drama with wry humour, where fantasies of freedom help Kira withstand the pressure of reality.

Late 2000s. Fifteen-year-old Kira doesn’t come home after a friend’s birthday and starts saving to leave her town—away from a household where adults lay down rules they can’t follow themselves. She and her friend earn money by giving children pony rides and setting it aside for the trip. But the dream of a new life comes with consequences: Kira is reported missing, the police get involved, and her mother will do anything to regain control. A coming-of-age drama with wry humour, where fantasies of freedom help Kira withstand the pressure of reality.