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Director & Scriptwriter Pavel Ruminov
Camera Fedor Lyass
Design Katya Shcheglova
Music Alexander Ivanov
Cast: Maria Shalaeva, Roma Zenchuk, Maria Semkina, Ivan Volkov, Alisa Khazanova
Producers Alexey Uchitel, Kira Saksaganskaya, Vladimir Zelensky, Sergey Shefir, Boris Shefir, Andrey Yakovlev, Georgy Malkov
Production Rock Films
Inna is a successful young woman with an excellent sense of humor. She is a restaurant manager, enjoying the well-merited love and respect of her colleagues and bosses. The most important person in her life is her six-year son Mitya, whom Inna raises alone. Mother and child have a touching, kind, caring relationship; they are not only best friends, but allies who support each other. Suddenly Inna faces a terrible misfortune: she is diagnosed with an incurable illness. Now the main thing is to find new parents for little Mitya, to save the child from becoming a lonely orphan.
* Grand Prix at the Russian festival “Kinotavr”, Sochi
* Audience Award at the Russian festival “Window to Europe”, Vyborg
* Prize at the IFF 2-in-1, Moscow
* 2 awards at the Russian festival “Stalker”
* 2 prizes at the human rights IFF “Stalker”, Moscow
* 2 prizes at the charity IFF “Luminous Angel”, Moscow
PAVEL RUMINOV
Film director, scriptwriter. Born in 1974 in Vladivostok. Author of several pop music videos and shorts. His first short film, “Deadline” (2004), participated in the New York IFF and was a prize winner at the “Kinotavr” Open Russian Film Festival. His first full-length movie, “Silent Man” (2005), was a participant of the Rotterdam IFF. His most famous film is the horror movie “Dead Daughters” (2007): Hollywood’s Gold Circle Films bought the rights for a remake. His movie “Two Hours” (2009) received the prize of the “Texture” Russian festival in Perm.
