Bukhta Taytszi

Anka's once large family is falling apart: her younger brother was killed at school, and her own mother pretends that it didn't happen, trying hard to convince everyone around her of it. Anka's grandfather is unsuccessfully struggling with progressive Alzheimer's, talking to his dead grandson in between searching for a wiretap that he thinks is hidden in the house. Her father, a diplomat traveling the world, according to her mother, turns out to be an alcoholic who drank away the last thing they had: an apartment. In an attempt to achieve justice and help her family, Anka, unnoticed by herself, slides into the abyss of madness so deep that it seems there will never be a way back.