Family dinner? More like family warfare. Grandma's house is the prize.
After many years of actively avoiding her family, Mariia finally decides to pay them a visit, seemingly to celebrate her grandmother's jubilee. However, her intentions might not be as wholesome as it seems, as the true nature of her visit lies in the fact that the birthday girl decided to grant Mariia the ownership over her home. Mariia's uncle Grygorii learns of this and decides to engage in a turf war with his niece, hoping that this will result in the latter changing her mind. However, the young entrepeneur is a tougher nut to crack than it initially looks.
Acting
Nazar Zadniprovskyi's uncle-from-hell energy is uncomfortably perfect
Direction
Prykhodko weaponizes cramped spaces for maximum tension
Writing
Wills as battlegrounds, inheritance as horror premise
Director
Andrii Chereshnya
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Reflects post-Soviet property anxiety where homes represent fragile financial security in unstable economies.
Prykhodko reportedly cast actual feuding relatives for background tension—method dysfunction.
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