Sasha Nesterenko looks at life through the prism of provincial experience - between potatoes and loans, where every family drama can become one more line on a chaotic to-do list. As a grown-up boy from the village, he is in no hurry to become a "kolkhoznik" in the big city, but he doesn't come out a city dweller either.
In "Duraly," he takes apart domestic love, anxious grandmothers, and the meaning of life as if all of these issues were pieces of one big rural puzzle. It's simple if you don't try to figure out what it's all for.
