Dmytro Serdiuk

On the verge of despair, she is ready to leave everything, but at the last moment she returns - and it changes everything.

The girl lives in her own little bubble, which collides with the harsh, sharp edge of reality.

Georgy travels illegally on freight trains across Ukraine with his friends, driven by a search for new pleasures, but this leads to unexpected consequences.

A young guy who is a fan of caricatures has a crush on his classmate. He wants to confess his feelings to her through a drawing. He waits for an appropriate moment to hand over a drawing at a party, but gets bullied instead and receives huge insecurities that he must fight.

Oleg's painstaking search for freedom is interrupted by the sudden return of his ex-girlfriend back to Ukraine, calling into question Oleg's lifestyle in the context of the Russo-Ukrainian War.

A mother and son exist in a confined space of constant conflict, where every conversation turns into a fight. They flee their own identities, where love becomes a form of pressure, and care a source of hatred. Both characters speak the same language, but they invest words with different meanings, leaving each other no chance to be heard. The disappearance of their son becomes the point of no return. Having lost her last connection to life, the mother is left alone with a void where suicide is not a cry for help, but the result of a total misunderstanding. It's about the silence that follows words spoken too late.