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Fool (2014)

The plot of the film takes place in a typical Russian city, where a new hospital is being built. Local plumber Dima Nikitin accidentally discovers serious violations in the design of the building, which makes him an unpleasant hero in the eyes of local officials and entrepreneurs.

The situation is complicated when Nikitin learns that one of the architects of the building, Andrei Baranov, was blocked in a psychiatric hospital. As Nikitin begins to investigate, he realizes that corruption and abuse of power permeate all levels of society, and his own life becomes threatened.

The film's strength lies in its ability to touch on topical social issues such as corruption, inequality and bureaucracy, and show how these issues affect ordinary people. "Fool" is a cry of the soul against injustice and helplessness before the system.

Characters:

1. Dima Nikitin: A simple plumber who becomes a fighter for justice in the face of systemic corruption.

2. Andrei Baranov: An architect who ended up in a psychiatric hospital for his convictions and attempts to fight corruption.

3. Lyubov Nikitina: Dima's wife, who supports him in his struggle, despite the dangers.

4. Local officials and entrepreneurs: Film antagonists representing a system of corruption and impunity.

Topics:

• Corruption and impunity: The film addresses the theme of systemic corruption and the helplessness of ordinary people in front of it.

• Fight for justice: "Fool" shows how ordinary heroes become fighters for justice and honesty.

• Protest price: The film makes you think about the price that has to be paid for protesting against the system and untruths.

Director:

Yuri Bykov has created a stunning cinematic masterpiece that not only amazes with its history, but also causes discussions about important social issues.

Conclusion:

"Fool" (2014) is a deep and heartfelt film that makes you think about many social problems of modern society. The strength of its history and mastery of performance make it one of the most important cinematic works of modern Russian cinematography.