"The Revelation of Jonah"
57min, 2020 г.

A philosophical parable reflecting on the events unfolding today — for humanity as a whole and for each individual life.
The film offers a new interpretation of the biblical story of Jonah, where the central character is no longer the prophet, but modern humanity itself.
The narrative unfolds as if told from the perspective of the whale, revealing a “non-human” view of the world and raising key questions of the Anthropocene — our impact on the planet, our purpose, and our responsibility toward all living beings.
The film invites viewers to reconsider their values and to see the Earth as a single living organism, leaving space for reflection rather than providing ready-made answers.

What journey must one undertake to become capable of a new life?

How many times have you felt that something far greater than yourself surrounds and permeates you?
You call it intuition, a premonition, or conscience — but who is really knocking inside you?
Three days,
three nights,
three lives in the belly of the whale…
Eyes must grow accustomed to the darkness in order to learn to see the light.
There is no other way to gain true sight.

Shore and Ocean. The still and the flowing. The artificial and the real.
Humans and dolphins.
Two ways of life. Two kinds of mind.
A dialogue between two systems of the world. Is contact between them possible?
Intraterrestrials — Earthlings — not us or them, but us with them.

They do not build megacities, do not organize domestic life, do not defend property; they are indifferent to technology, business, and politics. They have no economic reforms, no peacekeepers with rifles, no salaried clergy, no private property, no real estate.
They immobilize nothing — the very idea of it would be equivalent to death for them.
Instead of charity, they have compassion; instead of diplomacy — sincerity; instead of museums — living art; instead of power plants — direct contact with energy…