On Our Time

By presenting one ordinary day of an impersonal everyman character who is both everyone and no one in particular, the film explores our age as a mechanical and dehumanising reality of consperforming of banal tasks, work and numbing but unfulfilling leisure, without direction or waterproof rationale behind it.
Flow of observing this everyman is interrupted by esseistic montages on themes of work, leisure and meaning. There is an voice-over narration that moves in the zones between childlike questioning, sardonic, deadpan humour and truist-poetic observations