Turkish Saddle

Ilyich, the protagonist, struggles with his past as a former KGB mole, now living a life of solitude. Diagnosed with empty sella syndrome, he finds himself observing the world from a distance, unable to connect with those around him. His life takes a turn when new neighbors, a young couple of musicians, move in next door, sparking curiosity and intrigue.

The film explores themes of loneliness and the search for meaning in mundane existence. As Ilyich navigates his new reality, the interactions with the musicians challenge his perceptions and lead to unexpected changes in his life. This character-driven narrative offers a reflective look at the inner workings of a man defined by his past and his struggle to adapt to the present.