USSR, 1979. A guy meets a girl at a party. The girl is a hairdresser, the guy helps his father at a meat-processing plant. Soon a son is born and the couple become a family. The beginning of 2004. The boy has grown into a lyric poet but, nevertheless, follows the father’s footsteps and works at the meat-processing plant. A reflection on happiness gets him into a dead end, from which, apparently, there is no way out. But here in his life enters the accountant Liubov, or Love, and there comes the time of the wedding…
Evgeny Milykh was born in 1982 in Voronezh, Russia, where he was raised. In 2006 he graduated from the acting faculty at the Moscow Art Theatre school. He then worked for the Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre and Russian Academic Youth Theatre, but left a year later in pursuit of artistic freedom and experiences. He earned money working as an MC at various events, and later started a business, organizing events for children and teenagers. In 2018 he graduated from the Moscow Film School, where he studied under Popogrebsky and Klebleyev. Nothing Personal is his debut film.
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