Lyosha Kirillov is a cheerful guy who loves to dance, go to nightclubs and play sports. There is one “but”: Lyosha harbors an annoying idea about suicide, which he often discusses in his VHS video diaries. One night, Lyosha meets a strange but attractive stranger at a club, who moves into his home and becomes his friend. However, Lyosha has no idea what kind of game this mysterious and unexpected guest is playing.
Roza Khairullina
Danila Omelchenko
Artem Nechepurenko
Lyosha Kirillov is a cheerful guy who loves to dance, go to nightclubs and play sports. There is one “but”: Lyosha harbors an annoying idea about suicide, which he often discusses in his VHS video diaries. One night, Lyosha meets a strange but attractive stranger at a club, who moves into his home and becomes his friend. However, Lyosha has no idea what kind of game this mysterious and unexpected guest is playing.
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