Synopsis
The protagonist has been in existential agony for a long time. So without doing anything, in his opinion, worthwhile, he decides on the irreversible. Having allowed himself a statement, he makes a film about this - a metaphor for loneliness. A film in the film about six days of a person's life, parting with the latter, which can 'keep on the brink of the abyss' - the ontological concept of love.
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