Harmony 2018
In the crisp Finnish city of Oulu, an unemployed 25-year-old Roma man channels his dreams into an unlikely pursuit—preparing for a world championship in playing an imaginary guitar.
Director: Evgeny Sangadzhiev
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Harmony (2018) about?
Harmony (2018) follows an unemployed Roma man preparing for a world championship in playing an imaginary guitar, a pursuit that challenges the skepticism of those around him. The short film explores the struggle between personal belief and external doubt in a quiet Finnish city.
Who directed Harmony?
Harmony was directed by Evgeny Sangadzhiev, a filmmaker who crafts intimate, character-driven stories with emotional depth.
Who stars in Harmony?
The film stars Aleksandr Gorchilin, Anna Gulyarenko, and Andrey Rebenkov in key roles.
Is Harmony (2018) worth watching?
Though short and unrated, Harmony (2018) offers a unique and touching perspective on perseverance through unconventional means. Its minimalist style and emotional core make it a memorable watch for fans of character-driven dramas.
How long is Harmony?
Harmony has a runtime of 7 minutes.
About Harmony (2018) — A Short Film About Following Dreams While the World Doubts
In the crisp Finnish city of Oulu, an unemployed 25-year-old Roma man channels his dreams into an unlikely pursuit—preparing for a world championship in playing an imaginary guitar. Directed by Evgeny Sangadzhiev, Harmony (2018) transforms this quirky premise into a poignant exploration of belief against doubt, where the line between reality and aspiration blurs. The film's intimate atmosphere is woven through the quiet determination of its protagonist, whose close community and personal conviction stand as the only forces propelling him forward.
With a runtime of just seven minutes, Harmony distills raw emotion into a concise yet impactful drama. The story hinges on the tension between external skepticism and inner resolve, asking whether passion alone can defy skepticism. Shot with a minimalist approach, it captures the essence of underdog stories through minimal means—leaving a lasting impression that lingers long after the credits roll.