The Bigmoon Nights

The Bigmoon Nights presents a narrative centered on a protagonist grappling with profound internal contradictions against the backdrop of societal upheaval. The film illustrates the consequences of bans on self-identification—philosophical, existential, and sexual—leading to a moral decline that produces a monstrous identity unaware of its true nature.

Throughout this film-trilogy, the main character confronts various temptations that ultimately compromise his soul and drive him toward madness. The film serves as an allegory for the plight of the Russian intellectual caught between the past and the present, struggling to navigate the tumultuous changes in their country.

With its unique blend of genres, The Bigmoon Nights is a thought-provoking piece that reflects on the tragic cycles of Russian history. Collectors interested in films that delve into psychological and political themes may find this title noteworthy.