With the #ShortFilmADay challenge, Film Inquiry promotes the watching of short films, and supports indie film and filmmakers! It’s never to late to join! Find more information about the challenge here. Also, don’t forget to watch Split Costs if you haven’t yet – it had its exclusive premiere on Film Inquiry on September 1, and will only be available through September.

In a dystopian post-communist world, Constantine and his father Atanas share a small flat in a run-down apartment block. A tragic accident has disturbed gravity on Earth beyond repair, so everyone weighing less than 120 kilos flies up into space. With only 60kg body weight, Constantine cannot go outside, nor does he want to. Stuck in the flat, at the mercy of the electrical mood swings of a household gravitational normalizer, Constantine leads an almost normal life. He is content spending the days looking at the world through his window. Until the beautifully plump stewardess moving in next door changes everything.

Director: Kevork Aslanyan

Writers: Kevork Aslanyan, Georgi Merdzhanov

Stars: Ovanes Torosian, Petyo Cekov, Keti Raykova

Country: Bulgaria

Runtime: 22 minutes

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If you chose to watch a different short for #shortfilmaday today, which one did you watch?