A realistic-surreal phantasmagoria with the participation of the iconic figure of the "perestroika" era in the person of Sergei Kuryokhin, diluted with a chaotic soundtrack and detached, voice-over comments. Both the name and other components seem to refer to Japanese mythology, although the claim to a certain element of absurdity is also quite obvious.
The main character, together with a combat veteran in Afghanistan, run a small computer club that attracts the attention of racketeers. What follows is a generally ordinary story of revenge and justice, but, this time, accompanied by a kind of hidden message. If you don't get bogged down in long discussions, it briefly sums up the formula "if you look into the abyss for too long, then the abyss begins to stare back."
From the games "Digger" (1983) flashes in the frames, but a couple of other mentioned positions could not be identified by ear. Other notable elements include the costume designed by the key character to fight against adversaries.
The main character, together with a combat veteran in Afghanistan, run a small computer club that attracts the attention of racketeers. What follows is a generally ordinary story of revenge and justice, but, this time, accompanied by a kind of hidden message. If you don't get bogged down in long discussions, it briefly sums up the formula "if you look into the abyss for too long, then the abyss begins to stare back."
From the games "Digger" (1983) flashes in the frames, but a couple of other mentioned positions could not be identified by ear. Other notable elements include the costume designed by the key character to fight against adversaries.
