Have you forgotten what we used to play?

Short film "Have you forgotten what we used to play?" by LookAround Pictures becomes the first russian movie available under Creative Commons BY-NC-ND license. Story depicts young man's memories, catching him while selling the house of his childhood. Movie team hopes to get enough donations to defray all expenses and even to make a new film.

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Dmitry Mayorov

Russia, Moscow

I graduated from the Faculty of Law, was playing in the theater and studied at the Actor's Theatre Institute. After that I graduated from the Directing Courses ARTkino. I made two short films: "Have you forgotten what we used to play?" & "Where stars are found".