Indifference

The film follows Petya, who plays the dulcimer and drives a Zaporozhets. His affection for a more experienced woman leads to a complex emotional landscape, as she struggles with her own feelings. The story unfolds over a few days, capturing the nuances of love and communication.

Set in the 1960s, Indifference presents a unique narrative that combines elements of romance and comedy, highlighting interpersonal relationships in that era. The film features a notable cast, including Aleksandr Bashirov and Fyodor Bondarchuk, among others.

For collectors, Indifference is available on DVD, making it a tangible piece of contemporary cinema that reflects the styles and themes of the past. Its runtime of 79 minutes offers a concise yet engaging experience that is representative of its genre.