Quarantine

Quarantine is a science fiction drama about a man named Felix who has lived in a bunker for more than two decades. He spends his time writing in a diary and interacting with ghosts from his past while struggling with the belief that he could have stopped a global apocalypse. Haunted by guilt, he seeks to understand the events that led to the destruction of the earth and the loss of the person he loved.

The film was written, produced, and directed by Diana Ringo, marking the start of the chronological list of her directorial work, which also includes 1984. The production was a collaboration between Russia and Finland through AElita Productions. The cast features Anatoliy Belyy in the lead role as Felix, with Aleksandr Obmanov as Kirill and Aleksey Sharanin as a radio announcer. The movie has a total runtime of 74 minutes.