About the title
In the 1980s in Moscow, work begins at a film studio on the movie "Nora," an adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House." A Leningrad actress, Lena (Svetlana Ivanova), is invited for the lead role and quickly becomes part of the close-knit crew. On set she meets seven-year-old Vasya, the son of the actors' assistant Nina. A touching friendship develops between Lena and the boy, but Vasya perceives his feelings as real love and is ready to do anything for her. The film explores the delicate line between childhood naivety and adult emotions, showing how art and reality intertwine in the lives of the characters.