Novel in letters

About This Movie

So, 'Novel in Letters' is this indie romance from 2011 that has a unique charm. It’s all about Tatiana, a young poet, who moves to Moscow with dreams of studying at a literary Institute. The city greets her not-so-nicely, with a cheating taxi driver and a pickpocket situation. But then there’s Denis, an architect, who pulls her from the chaos with a simple drive. Their interaction in that car? It’s brief, but it sets the tone for what unfolds. The film captures a raw and somewhat tender atmosphere, exploring themes of connection and the unpredictability of life. The performances have a sort of genuine quality, making it feel like you’re peering into real moments, not just scripted lines. It’s a slow burn, but that’s part of its vibe.

Indie film with a unique narrative structure · Strong focus on character-driven storytelling · Captivating visual aesthetics of Moscow