Little Brother

Maxim returns to his hometown after a decade away. His younger brother Sergey, who stayed, inhabits a world Maxim has long outgrown. Their reunion is more than a family gathering; it's a collision of two realities. Maxim brings a successful career and metropolitan habits, while Sergey quietly runs their father's old workshop, guarding his memory. Conversations between them are loaded with unspoken reproaches and old grievances. The past gradually surfaces through details: faded photographs in the parental home, a half-forgotten guitar melody, the smell of paint in the workshop. The film explores what it means to be family when shared history exists only in memories, and the present is divided by silence and distance.