No, You're Stupid 2016
No You're Stupid (2016), Anna Zaytseva's sharp 22-minute drama, dives into sibling rivalry with a razor-thin edge of dark humor. The film follows Christina as she engineers an elaborate prank against her blind sister—who dreams of winning a national music TV competition.
Director: Anna Zaytseva
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is No, You're Stupid (2016) about?
Christina orchestrates an elaborate hoax to sabotage her blind sister's chance at fame on a popular music TV show. What starts as a cruel joke spirals into psychological torment, blurring the line between fun and cruelty.
Who directed No, You're Stupid?
The film was directed by Anna Zaytseva, whose sharp visual storytelling drives the film's tense atmosphere.
Who stars in No, You're Stupid?
The ensemble includes Olga Chudakova as Christina, Oleg Maslennikov, Anastasia Matveeva, and Anna Potebnya.
Is No, You're Stupid (2016) worth watching?
This 22-minute drama offers a gripping character study wrapped in dark humor and moral complexity. While it's not for everyone, its tight runtime and strong performances make it a memorable short film worth checking out.
How long is No, You're Stupid?
The film runs for 22 minutes.
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About No, You're Stupid (2016) — A darkly comic sibling revenge thriller in 22 minutes
No You're Stupid (2016), Anna Zaytseva's sharp 22-minute drama, dives into sibling rivalry with a razor-thin edge of dark humor. The film follows Christina as she engineers an elaborate prank against her blind sister—who dreams of winning a national music TV competition. What begins as a playful scheme spirals into something far more unsettling, exposing the fine line between mischief and cruelty. Set against the sterile glare of Ostankino's TV studios, Zaytseva crafts an atmosphere thick with tension and moral ambiguity.
Olga Chudakova leads the cast with a chilling performance as Christina, while Oleg Maslennikov and Anastasia Matveeva round out the ensemble. The story explores themes of deception, ambition, and the psychological toll of unresolved family conflict. Shot in a taut, minimalist style, No You're Stupid delivers a compact but intense viewing experience that lingers long after the credits roll.