Roman Filin gives a tour through the corridors of absurdity - from state orders and ambitions of domestic politicians to international enclosures. The characters are presidents living their lives, a billion for dubious drugs and Greenland with traditions that only it understands.
Instead of the usual cycle of whining, there is a rare honesty here: even failures and absurdities become a special national treasure. This concert is not about victories, but about the ability to smile in the midst of chaos. This is roughly how the country and its audience live: with a tired but persistent irony.
