A synthesis of theater, literature, and cinema - a sensual and thrilling production by Yana Tumina, inspired by the texts of the brilliant Tonino Guerra. The strange and intriguing word "Polverone," which names Yana Tumina's performance, translates from Italian as "sun dust." This is how Tonino Guerra, the author of the literary basis of the production, refers to a special wind of change, the breath of which awakens people, allowing them to see and feel the world in all its enchanting diversity. "Polverone" - variations on the themes of the screenwriter, poet, and prose writer who transformed the lexicon of modern cinema - was conceived long before its appearance, and the brilliant Guerra blessed the project of the Russian director during his lifetime. Yana Tumina's production is a collage of 16 stories that, at first glance, seem unrelated. However, when composed according to the principle of editing, they weave into a cohesive story about a beautiful obsession that allows a person to break free from the confines of everyday narrow-mindedness. This enchanting, unsettling performance is an experiment in synthesizing expressive means and the symbolic language of theater, cinema, and literature. By trusting the director, surrendering to the breath of the sunny wind and their own imagination, the audience will be able to expand the boundaries of their perception and not just see, but fully feel the amazing "Polverone."