"Angels Don't Buzz" is a search for self, told through the fates of strangers gathered at a culinary master class. The premiere will be presented by director Alexander Seliverstov. "Angels Don't Buzz" is a kaleidoscope of lives: the story brings together the fates of a dozen seemingly completely different people - an insurance agent, a typography designer, a homeless accordionist, a digital gravedigger, an accountant, and others. What unites them is not only their participation in the culinary master class but also something greater - the search for self, a way to be heard in the world. In a parallel line - a father and son on a journey through an endless autumn landscape, where the gray routine becomes the backdrop for emotional cleansing. Director Alexander Seliverstov, personally presenting the film, invites not only to watch but also to converse. After the screening, viewers will be able to discuss the hidden layers of the plot, metaphors, and directorial discoveries. The camera does not just capture what is happening - it carefully gazes into faces, reactions, and the spaces between words. The musical accompaniment and editing create an effect of detachment and, at the same time, complete involvement, allowing the viewer to become part of this silent dialogue between the hero and reality. Our website features the current schedule of St. Petersburg.