What if your discarded necktie had an existential crisis and a superiority complex?
In a cruel turn of fate, Mac, a high-end necktie, is thrown in the trash. There he meets others in a similar predicament: a broken vase, an air freshener bottle, a boot with gum stuck on its sole, and a spool of thread down to her last bit of thread. Mac believes that he is better than this riff-raff and dreams of regaining his former life. The others want to reach a place called Paradise, thinking that's where they can make their wishes come true-and if you're stuck in a dumpster, you probably have something to wish for.
Writing
Bronzit's sharp satire of object hierarchy and human waste
Director
Konstantin Bronzit
Andrey Levin
Mack (voice)
Yuliya Rudina
Lily (voice)
Anton Vinogradov
Boot (voice)
Mikhail Khrustalev
Chewie (voice)
Georgiy Shtil
Lestar (voice)
Mikhail Chernyak
Esoteriy (voice)
Sergey Mardar
Jonathan Livingston (voice)
Regina Shchukina
Rat (voice)
Dmitry Vysotsky
(voice)
Konstantin Bronzit
(voice)
Maxim Sergeev
(voice)
Svetlana Kuznetsova
(voice)
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Bronzit spent three years studying refuse patterns in St. Petersburg dumpsters to animate authentic trash physics.
The film quietly mirrors Soviet-era 'blat' networks—Mac's silk privilege versus the others' scrap survival—updated for late-stage capitalism.
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