Among People

Danila is a first-year student who has just ended up at a new college in an unfamiliar city. He moved for two reasons: because of an unpleasant incident after which he was put on record with the police and a psychotherapist, and because of his mother’s serious diagnosis. In half a year he will have to live with his father—someone who left the family long ago— a person whom Danila can’t forgive for betraying them. He is withdrawn, constantly doubts himself, and keeps himself apart from the world with a hood and headphones.

One day Danila gets involved with the “Dark Side”—an underground battle club where it’s not strength that matters, but words. Feeling like a loser both in front of his father and his beloved girlfriend, he wants, at any cost, to learn how to tear apart his rivals. With every stage appearance, both the crowd’s support and his confidence grow—yet gradually the situation starts to fall apart when his inner dark voice wakes up. The story is enhanced by sound design, which helps you sink deeper into the hero’s feelings and the atmosphere of his world.