The documentary tells about the work of the outstanding St. Petersburg artist and photographer Andrey Chezhin. His works are known all over the world. Some are in the collections of leading museums in Russia, including the Hermitage, the Russian Museum, the Museum of Modern Art in Moscow, others are kept in museums and private collections in the USA and Europe. In the film, shot on the initiative of the Béton Center for Visual Culture, Andrey Chezhin talks about how his most famous series of photographs were created, about the origins of his work and those almost magical processes that are usually hidden from the eyes of the audience. Working exclusively with film and without using digital processing, Andrey Chezhin captures the unpredictable and creates his own alternative reality inside each negative.
