You Told Us To Talk About The Weather

Lena pulls an old photo album from the cupboard, and dusty pages awaken with memories. Her daughter Masha, tired of the silence at dinner, decides to ask the only question permitted in their home: 'Mom, what will the weather be like tomorrow?' Thus begins a quiet drama about a family where conversations about rain and sunshine replace declarations of love and apologies. Director Anna Smirnova crafts an intimate family story set in 2026, exploring the space between words that grows wider than the apartment itself. The film observes how rituals — morning tea, the TV forecast, gathering umbrellas — become the language through which this family can still say 'I'm here' and 'I hear you.' It's a slow, attentive piece of cinema about how silence grows habits, and the weather becomes the safest way to be together.