H2O

When the world collapses, it rarely looks like a dramatic cataclysm - more often than not, it's just a burst pipe. An innocent “come over for lunch” turns into a minor flood involving neighbor Nina, blondie Vanya, and random visitors to the Bavarian restaurant on the first floor. And you can no longer tell where a domestic accident ends and a natural disaster of universal proportions begins.

It's funny and sad at the same time: the water is flowing in a stream, but in your head it's already Niagara Falls. But instead of panic, there is collective swimming, a neighborhood choir, and an involuntary sense of unity. Because nothing brings people together like a shared misfortune with a faucet that seems to be leaking not only water, but also all reserves of patience.