Stark Soviet architecture gave rise to prefab apartment blocks so massive that the people who inhabit them seem inconsequential. Tinne Zenner combines static shots of the structures with the words of the tenants, and although torn from the wider context they still take on a general validity in relation to that which forms our ideas about the place we live. Shot on 16mm, this silent movie brings to life a country’s memories and demonstrates that however cadaverous these concrete constructions may appear, their microcosms are certainly alive within them.