Exactly five stories from different parts of Russia - from Arkhangelsk to Sakhalin. The modern romantic comedy "Firefly" was filmed in Severodvinsk. The musical film “Not for the River” from Arkhangelsk is dedicated to the ability to establish strong, like sea knots, relationships. The Kazan traffic police officer on duty on the highway, opening the trunk of a stopped car, changes his life forever (“Lost Path”). The heroine of the novel "Tamara" from Krasnoyarsk, showing a hard character in her work, will be helpless in her personal life. The Sakhalin short film "In the arms of the sea" in a poetic manner tells the story of true friendship and farewell.
Alisa Khmelnitskaya, Natalya Nazarova, Dmitry Moiseev, Sofiya Safonova, Amir Salyanov
Director
Inessa Torbitc
Tamara ("Tamara")
Egor Rudi
Maxim ("Tamara")
Dmitry Byzov
Sanya ("Tamara")
Mariya Smolnikova
("Firefly")
Vladimir Svirskiy
("Firefly")
Artem Sokolov
("Firefly")
Inna Stepanova
("Not for the River")
Alexandra Drochneva
("Not for the River")
Evgeny Konstantinov
("Not for the River")
Alexey Petrov
("In The Arms Of The Sea")
Vladimir Sharov
("In The Arms Of The Sea")
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