Domicile

About This Movie

Domicile takes you right to the entrance of a residential building on Uspenska Street in Odesa, a place where Kira Muratova once lived. The blend of documentary style with intimate observation creates this unique, almost poetic atmosphere. The wall paintings, crafted by her husband, reveal much about their lives—cats, dogs, and whimsical plants all tell a story that’s deeply personal yet open to interpretation. It’s not just a tribute; it’s a meditation on life, creativity, and memory. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to soak in the details, while the visuals draw you into a space that feels alive with history. There’s something distinctly charming about how art transforms mundane spaces into narratives of love and loss.

Documentary about Kira Muratova's lifeFocuses on artistic expression in everyday spacesIntimate look at Odesa's cultural landscape