Do I Know You From Somewhere?

Alexey wakes up on a train with no memory of his name or destination. Across from him sits a woman named Liza, who claims they have been married for seven years. She knows every scar and habit, but to him, she is a complete stranger. Their conversation becomes a delicate negotiation between memory and emotion, fact and faith. As nameless stations flash by outside, the train car transforms into a confined arena where past and present collide. Liza produces photographs and shares intimate anecdotes, while Alexey searches her eyes for any trace of deception. The film delves into the fragility of identity and explores whether love can be built upon a foundation of emptiness. It poses a haunting paradox: can a relationship exist if its history is a blank slate? With each passing mile, the line between reality and fiction blurs, leaving the audience to ponder what truly defines a connection.