Bella Belladonna | Narine Kroyan

"Bella Belladonna". Bella, 48, takes care of her bedridden mother in Vanadzor. The former librarian has been unemployed for three years. His mother's long illness and the shameful status of being unemployed force him to live on a pension. Bella's days are mercilessly repeated. In the morning - taking care of her mother, then the store, then the kitchen, and in the evening - soap operas.

"...at first he tried to snatch his share from life, sometimes even fought for this piece." However, each time it seemed to him that he was losing a feather from his wings, the existence of which he still believed. When his mother fell into bed, life ended and death began. "Slow death. It did not pluck feathers. Death took everything..."

Bella was calmed by the flowers of "Belladonna". They were beautiful and poisonous. He grew them, not even understanding why...

And then one day a lively and cheerful girl appears in an apartment building. This child with a face turns Bella's usual way of life upside down, forcing her to live, look around, ask questions even to Google, listen to jazz and, even if by accident, discover the most painful truth of the past.

The truth that turns Bella's soul upside down.