Ignat Gaimuratov

Cinema offers a unique opportunity to synthesize a special multilayered space, whose dramaturgy cannot be limited to the traditional Hollywood-style concept of plot, but instead relies primarily on the interaction of several layers that give rise to the Image: music, visuals, text, and form.

A hypnotic travelogue about an ancient river in the days following the summer solstice.

Biblical motifs combined with Suprematism, plus a brilliant idea of integrating the movement of water in the Volga–Don Canal into the action.

Soviet film reels were found in an abandoned cinema and decided to be projected onto a white screen like a slide film.