North Station

The story unfolds around Sveta, a 29-year-old oceanarium worker who struggles with intimacy and meaningful connections. Instead, she opts for fleeting encounters, living her life on autopilot until she is confronted with a pivotal choice. When asked to testify against her former lover, university professor Pavel Rudin, she finds herself torn between loyalty and her unresolved feelings.

As the narrative progresses, Sveta must confront her past and the implications of her actions. The film delves into the complexities of love, betrayal, and personal growth, making it a poignant exploration of contemporary relationships. The performances by Daria Alypova, Valeriya Repina, and Maxim Sevrinovsky add depth to this character-driven drama.