Between Notes, or Tantric Symphony

Who among us likes to be suddenly thrust into the midst of their well-ordered life. When a seemingly well-planned daily routine suddenly changes dramatically, and there is nothing you can do about it. The situation controls you, not the other way around. This story can happen to any of us, regardless of our social status, religion, or political views. The only difference is the names and the setting. Kirill Krasnin is a world-renowned composer and performer of symphonic music. He has many concerts to his credit, but like all talented people, Kirill doesn't like to be in the public eye. He prefers the peace and solitude of his country house, which allows him to create and not be distracted by the outside world. Somewhere in this real life, there is his ex-wife and an adult son who occasionally takes an interest in his father's affairs...

Directed by Boris Grachevskiy, Between Notes, or Tantric Symphony leans on a strong ensemble — Andrey Ilin, Yanina Melekhova, Andrei Ankudinov — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about drama titles of 2016.