Freedom, drama and provincial absurdity are here woven into a bizarre dance - from buckwheat to family toxins and eternal apologies. The hero tries to find himself between bottles, depressions and Easter eggs, but is most tired of trying to figure out who he is in this chaos. The eternal conflict between the desire to be "someone" and the meaninglessness of this choice - that's what gnaws at the soul, while the show of life with its ridiculous contests and ridiculous tragedies goes on around.
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