23.10.2025 in 16:00. IC-7(repeat): One Summer Day, I Drank Bubble Tea | Silvesterchläusen | For Here Am I Sitting In a Tin Can Far Above The World | Fallout Zones, Dom Kino, Blue hall

Time and place

Thursday, 23 October 2025 at 16:00

Dom Kino Cinema Center – Blue Hall: Karavannaya Street, 12

Description

One Summer Day, I Drank Bubble Tea
2025, Myanmar-France, 7 min., o.v.-English, documentary, short-length
Director:Maung Sun

Silvesterchläusen
2025, USA, 12 min., o.v.-English, documentary, short-length
Director: Andrew Norman Wilson

For Here Am I Sitting In a Tin Can Far Above The World
2024, France, 18 min., o.v.-English, documentary, short-length
Director: Gala Hernández López

Fallout Zones
2025, Russia, 1h. 14 min., o.v.-Russian, documentary, full-length
Director: Igor Elukov

For Here Am I Sitting In a Tin Can Far Above The World

Genres: Documentary, Short-length

Director: Gala Hernández López

Screenwriter: Gala Hernández López

Producer: Gala Hernández López, Quentin Brayer, Yannick Beauquis

Producer company : Don Quichotte Films

Year: 2024

Country: France

Duration: 18 min.

Languages: English

Description

Russian premiere

A woman dreams of the American cryptographer Hal Finney. A major economic crisis affects the cryptocurrency market, tens of thousands of people are cryogenized awaiting better times. Are they suspended or falling into the void ? What strange relationship do we have with the future ?

About the director:

Gala Hernández López
Artist-researcher and filmmaker. Her work combines interdisciplinary research with the production of essay films, video installations, and performances that explore new modes of subjectivation generated by computational digital capitalism. Her projects have been presented at DOK Leipzig, Cinéma du Réel, IndieLisboa, Transmediale, and the Salon de Montrouge, among others. She is a PhD candidate at the University Paris 8, where she is developing a research-creation project on screen capture and has taught for three years. She has also been an Associate Professor at Gustave Eiffel University and a visiting researcher at the Konrad Wolf Film University of Babelsberg. In 2023–2024, she is an artist-in-residence at the French Academy in Spain – Casa de Velázquez.

One Summer Day, I Drank Bubble Tea

Genres: Documentary, Short-length

Director: Maung Sun

Operator: Maung Sun

Screenwriter: Maung Sun

Producer: Maung Sun, Angèle de Lorme

Producer company : Electronic Pictures, Panorama

Year: 2025

Country: Myanmar-France

Duration: 7 min.

Languages: English

Description

Russian premiere

As they swap ludicrous ideas and lament their countries’ chaos, an Iranian and a Burmese realize they’re just two filmmakers sipping overpriced tea while their homelands burn.

About the director:

Maung Sun
Filmmaker of Arakanese-Burman descent from Myanmar. He graduated from Yangon University of Foreign Languages with a major in Japanese in 2005 and participated in the FAMU Summer Filmmaking Initiation Campus in 2017. In 2012, he co-founded Electronic Pictures studio in Myanmar. Maung Sun’s debut live-action film Money Has Four Legs was showcased in the New Currents section at the 2020 Busan International Film Festival.

Silvesterchläusen

Genres: Documentary, Short-length

Director: Andrew Norman Wilson

Operator: Owen Smith-Clark, Florian Bentele, Andrew Norman Wilson

Producer: Andrew Norman Wilson

Year: 2025

Country: USA

Duration: 12 min.

Languages: English

Description

Russian premiere

Silvesterchlausen is a mysterious tradition that takes place every New Year’s Eve in Switzerland’s Appenzell, the most conservative part of the country. Groups of six men dress in ornate costumes and engage in wordless, polyphonic yodeling and rhythmic bell clanging. The ritual has been performed for at least 500 years, but nobody knows how or why it began.

About the director:

Andrew Norman Wilson
Born in 1983 in the United States, he is a visual artist, filmmaker, curator, and lecturer based between Europe and the US. Working across video, sculpture, photography, and performance, Wilson received an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2011. He is best known for Workers Leaving the Googleplex (2011), which critically examines Google’s labour practices. His work has been exhibited at MoMA New York, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Getty Museum, Centre Pompidou, LUMA Arles, MoMA PS1, and the Gwangju and Berlin Biennials. His films have screened at Sundance, the New York Film Festival, and IFFR. Wilson has lectured at Oxford University, Harvard University, Universität der Künste Berlin, and CalArts.

Fallout Zones

Genres: Documentary, Full-length

Director: Igor Elukov

Operator: Sergei Konnikov

Screenwriter: Igor Elukov

Producer: Makar Tereshin

Year: 2025

Country: Russia

Duration: 1 h. 14 min.

Languages: Russian

Description

World premiere

The Russian North, in the basin of the Mezen River. For decades, spent rocket stages launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome have fallen here. The film is based on footage from the 2000s, shot by Chechen, the head of a scrap metal harvesting crew. With obsessive persistence, he spends months groping his way through northern forests and swamps in search of rockets.

About the director:

Igor Elukov
Artist, filmmaker. Born in a village on the Peza River in Arkhangelsk Oblast. Lives in St. Petersburg. Graduated from Vyatka Art School with a degree in painting. He initially focused on documentary photography and films about life in the Far North, later incorporating staged photography using models and techniques of early cinema. Other works include Severe (2017, documentary), Kepler (2025, video art).