Noon is a historical short film set in the pre-Christian era of Slavic culture. On a symbolically significant day-precisely at noon-Ludmila encounters the spirit of her late daughter, a young bride who was forced into marriage with a much older man. As they walk through meadows, forests, and memory-laden paths, a tense conversation unfolds, revisiting unspoken grief, lost choices, and the heavy burden of maternal expectations. Blending realism with elements of Slavic mythology and poetic symbolism, the film tells a quiet yet powerful story of guilt, sorrow, and unconditional love. Can forgiveness be found when time has already run out?
