"Vechar"

Vasil, Ganna and Mikita are living out their days in a forgotten village; they can't even tell exactly how old they are anymore. And yet, whether they are seventy or a hundred— they have a desire to sing and dance, marry their beloved, dream of a clear sky filled with larks singing, and believe in genuine human intimacy. This performance is a thank you for the opportunity to live, feel the kindness and warmth of the world, raise children, grow bread and look at the sun. This is a philosophical reflection on what it means to remain human until the very last moment of life.

The performance is in the Belarusian language.