Carpet from Uzbekistan. Shchedrina A.

Memories are intertwined into the pattern, into a bizarre ornament, behind which a distant sunny country is guessed. The country from which Alya left at six. The country where those who were dear to her remained. Noisy bazaars and narrow streets of friendly Tashkent replaced the wide avenues of the gray city. And now, Ale and her family have to live a new house, conquer another country, learn an unfamiliar black and white world, which replaced the old-colored with bright colors.

How to live those who leave, and those who stay? How to look into the future if you want to return to the past? And how to learn to accept the new, remaining yourself?