The film tells a quiet and poignant story of an elderly heroine who dreams of her departed loved ones. At the heart of the film is a dream that changes everything. The elderly heroine sees herself as a little girl in a blooming garden, and on the branches of a large tree, she notices her deceased relatives. Their call sounds calm and frightening at the same time: after waking up, she realizes that there is very little earthly time left. Thus begins the story of the last days, where what matters is not the external events, but how a person looks back on their lived life. Yuri Fetin's film works in a soft, parable-like tone. It has a sense of folk tale, family memory, and a very gentle conversation about death. But the main nerve of the film is not in gloominess, but in acceptance. Five days become a space for memories, farewells, quiet decisions, and encounters with what usually remains beyond the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The screening will be of interest to viewers who are drawn to intimate dramas, films about old age, family ties, tradition, and spiritual experience. Get your free ticket here. We know where to go in Moscow.