Seven screenplays: for the stage, for film and for animation, one of them in English. Published as independent literary works — for reading, staging and screen adaptation.
The Creator travels through five elements — from the void of the first question to the final answer: "Pure in soul. I am no fake." Poetry you see and hear. Audiences leave not with the feeling "I watched a play," but "I remembered something about myself."
The story of how character takes shape out of a string of funny, bitter and utterly ordinary episodes of provincial life. Your biography is not what happened to you, but what you made of it.
How a boy who grew up without a father becomes a father himself. A self-contained theatrical statement: a stutter as the audible barometer of the soul, the living presence of the narrator inside his own memories.
A film about the price of survival — and what it costs a boy to become a man when no one shows him how. Set against the collapse of the Soviet Union and the chaos of the 1990s.
Growing up as a continuous process of small discoveries. Children's logic is not foolishness, but an honest view of the world. Audiences leave wanting to write down their own thoughts and thank those who wrote them down for them.
Hypochondriac Roman falls in love with a nurse during the pandemic and agrees to a mad adventure. About how love turns a hypochondriac into a hero.
An ordinary, awkward man turns out to be stronger than the system — not because he is smarter or braver, but because he loves. Against the backdrop of the pandemic, simple human feelings remain the only true driving force.