Durak

Dima is a plumber in a small, provincial town. Together with his wife and child he lives in a cramped room in his parents' home. He's an honest soul and refuses to thieve and cheat in order to get along in life. On one of his emergency responses he discovers that an apartment building which houses approximately eight hundred stranded souls appears to be on the verge of collapse due to insufficient maintenance work, whereupon he informs the governing mayor. Having broached the issue in his previous film MAJOR (2013), Yury Bykov returns to the question of individual responsibility in a society in the process of going off the rails.