My Thoughts Are Silent

Vadym Rott (Andrii Lidahovskyi) is twenty-five, lives in Kyiv, and makes his money recording and selling sounds. He wants a life in Canada, so when a generous job offer comes in, he takes it, and sets off across Ukraine to record its animals and a rare bird of the Carpathians. Antonio Lukich puts Vadym's mother, Halyna (Irma Vitovska), in the passenger seat, and the film is about two people who have never learned how to talk to each other.