Field

Field tells the story of Nika and Salome, whose everyday lives are transformed by external forces. Nika becomes a murderer while Salome joins a religious sect, both awaiting an impending apocalypse. The film captures their childlike behavior and struggle with social barriers, as Nika interacts freely with strangers and Salome grapples with her fears.

The narrative centers around their shared sense of loss, stemming from personal tragedies that leave them seeking safety and connection. Salome's orphanhood and Nika's fatherless upbringing drive their quest for stability in an uncertain environment. The film touches on their longing for a strong paternal figure, whether it be Stalin, Christ, or extraterrestrial beings. This unique exploration of human vulnerability is encapsulated in their actions and interactions, highlighting the fragility of life in the face of overwhelming change.