The Seagull (16+)

Any director who dares to stage The Seagull has to tackle the question: what was the idea of the Treplev’s play? It was that our
civilization and every living being on our planet have to vanish once again. But people who live in this fragile world keep pleasing their ego as if the Earth exists forever. The only positive character here seems to be the beautiful Lakeside, where the buffoonery of Chekhovian characters goes on endlessly.