

Demographic Boom : Director: Asya Nikolaeva | Genre: Experimental | Produced In: 2005
Synopsis: Old houses as old men: they have their own life, destiny, history, dreams and death. We can hear the old houses' stories... Just listen in the silence! I wonder if there is a demographic problem in my country then for whom are all these new buildings??? Buildings without dreams, memory, without their own history...They are all the same. Who will live there... People or just creatures?
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