IFFR 2005

Horror film with ironic and poetic turns. A father witnesses several bizarre events. His son commits suicide, respectable middle-aged men partake of SM and his family cherishes morbid preoccupations. First Necro-realist feature.

Yevgeni Yufit focus

Daddy, Father Frost is Dead

A day from the life of a group of pacifists who have fled a war tribunal.

Fortitude

A painter of animals who grew up as an orphan finds out more about the death of his father. In the cellar of his parental home, he finds a file of scientific research about crossing the human race with related biological species.

Bipedalism

Spring demonstrates the precision of Yevgeni Yufit's structural and editing techniques. It was conceived as a manifesto of necrorealism. The film combines intuition, an interest in the unconscious mind and shock tactics (traditions of the 1920's avant-garde) with social issues of Soviet Russia.<br />