Bound by One Chain

Moscow, the late 80s. Bauman student Volodya Grishin masterfully avoids unnecessary thoughts about the meaning of life until he meets activist Elia — a walking chaos in ripped jeans. She drags the boy from the academic environment into a whirlpool of absurdity: underground exhibitions, provocations, and dubious friends. Here, rebellion coexists with longing, and madness seems to be the only norm. All this forces Volodya to reconsider the concepts of norm, art, and what it means to be alive in a changing world.

But will Volodya cope with this new self?