Жизнь после смерти (2026)

Navigating the razor-thin line between heartbreak and hilarity, this film dives deep into the chaos of losing a loved one. Freshman student Tolya’s world is upended when his mother succumbs to cancer, leaving him to suddenly master the grim logistics of death: securing the paperwork, picking out a casket, scouting a burial plot, rallying distant relatives, and reconnecting with a father he barely knows. To survive the emotional wreckage, Tolya leans into irony as a lifeline, warping his reality into a surreal, darkly comic fever dream. Here, a nurse moonlights as a bartender, a coffin seller lurks with sinister flair, and a crew of ninjas crashes the grief-stricken narrative. Yet beneath the absurdist veneer, every laugh is laced with authentic, aching sorrow.