Gleb Mikhailov

The genre of the film DUST could be called fantastic realism or existential drama with elements of the fantastic. Dust means the haste in which people live. Dust is a common misconception, the natural clogging up of the brain. Specks of dust how scientists perceive people, scientists who think they know more than anyone else about the universe.

The corporate party on New Year's Eve takes an unexpected turn.

A comedy parable. The Galaxy's most priceless treasure, the Magic Ring, arrives on Earth. Space pirates representing the Trade Federation set out to retrieve it. On Earth, the Ring is discovered by a boy named Borya, and the Ring is soon destined to destroy him. The Guardian of the Ring, the Emperor of the Galaxy, sends his youngest daughter, Masha Porter, to Earth on a mission to rescue Borya, defeat the pirates, and seize the Ring. Everything was going according to plan, but Masha feels herself falling in love with Borya and no longer wants to be the Lord of the Rings, but Borya's Lord. You've never seen such an unforgettable adventure, and you're unlikely to ever see one again.

The film is about the complicated and even paradoxical relationships in the world of academic music. The character of Aleksandr Maslaev represents the Maestro, a kind of modern Mozart, wallowing in corruption, plagiarism, and envy. Once a talented composer, he's totally lost his gift and cynically buys new music from young composers, then plays it under his own name. Yet, the Maestro does not close this chain, for everyone pays his debts...

A sudden hero dressed in all black (including underwear) emerges in the small Russian town to fight for justice.