The protagonist, Kolya, a curious and ambitious photographer in his early 30s, stumbles upon Anastasia's studio while exploring the city's lesser-known artistic corners. Intrigued by her work and mysterious persona, Kolya becomes determined to learn more about Anastasia and her art.
Modern-day Belarus, with its rich history, cultural heritage, and the contrasting backdrop of Soviet-era architecture and natural landscapes.
"Kolgotondi: The Unseen Threads"
Their artistic exploration becomes a metaphor for delving into the unseen threads of Belarusian history, culture, and identity. Through their travels and interactions with various characters, they uncover stories of resistance, love, and resilience that challenge the stereotypes and narratives imposed on Belarus by external forces.
As Kolya and Anastasia collaborate on a project that fuses photography and visual arts, they embark on a journey through Belarus, capturing the essence of the country's mystical landscapes, from the primeval forests of the Naliboki Wilderness to the eerie, abandoned sites of Soviet industrialization.
This project offers a rich tapestry of themes, characters, and landscapes, providing a unique cinematic experience that explores the depths of Belarusian culture and identity through the lens of artistic expression.
The film could be produced in Belarusian or Russian, reflecting the linguistic diversity of Belarus, with English subtitles for international audiences.