Evening. A huge ferroconcrete monster emptied, vision-based systems and a tired security guard keep an eye on each other. Worrisome sleepy faints of the guard are the only interferences on the viewing screens. He is alone here and it seems to him that it is he who is safeguarded. The first menace is his wife’s unexpected phone call. Nothing happens. The second unexpectedness comes from the real world and it is time to decide what is more important: long-forgotten sense of justice or seeming calmness at the post. Or, is it only a dream?
Aleksey Andrianov
Born in 1976, he holds a degree in Screenwriting from the Gerasimov Institute (VGIK), and a degree in Film Directing from Moscow’s Higher Courses of Screenwriting and Directing. His cinematography credits include Katya Grokhovskaya and Peter Stepin’s feature length film The Man of No Return (Chelovek bezvozvratnyy, 2006), and numerous promotional advertisements. He has directed three short films, Fata Morgana (2009), The Last Day of I.S. Bulkin (2009) and Fun Time, which was included in the 2007 Filminute Festival (London).
