A KITE KILLED A PLANE

The main idea behind the sequence of scenarios in the film is the confrontation with the phenomenon of violence becoming embedded in the local space as a mundane and inseparable part of existence itself. The film creates an irrational, absolute space—one that dismisses and belittles the suffering of the other. Within this space, rigid and illogical rules are imposed, which the participants are compelled to obey and uphold almost against their will. Violence is applied to everything within this space—it is ugly, opaque, and routine.