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The tragic fate of a small family man pressed by life's problems to the limit. The film is extremely authentic, one gets the impression that it was filmed from one frame, a documentary picture of a merciless time of transition, life and economic lack of prospects for a better tomorrow, erosion of morals, flourishing of corruption and capital. A great film for Kazakhstan, with an exceptional feeling of the director for framing and weaving the film's story. The main actor causes understanding and empathy. The film raises many moral questions, for example what we would not or would do if we found ourselves in a similar situation. When, after watching the film, the question of human existence and the struggle of a lonely individual to survive and save his family is raised, I cannot help but remember the Bulgarian film Zift.