Hotel Gagarin is a black comedy-drama film that follows a group of filmmakers who arrive in Armenia to shoot a film. The group is a diverse bunch, including a director who's struggling to keep his reputation intact, a lead actress who's past her prime, a screenwriter who's looking for inspiration, and a cinematographer who's trying to make a name for himself.
As the group settles in at the Hotel Gagarin, they each have their own individual motivations and reasons for being there. However, it quickly becomes clear that things are not as they seem, and the hotel has its own unique history and secrets.
As tensions rise and conflicts arise between the group members, they're forced to confront their own personal demons and secrets. Meanwhile, the hotel reveals its dark past, and strange occurrences begin happening around them.
Amidst the chaos, the group sets out to complete the film project but with bizarre and outlandish events happening around them, the film takes a different direction and becomes something entirely different from what they had planned.
As the filming progresses, each member of the group undergoes a transformation, and their true selves are revealed. The group becomes trapped in their own personal nightmares as the hotel becomes a fitting backdrop for their fears and anxieties.
Hotel Gagarin is a visually stunning dark comedy that explores themes of identity, truth, and the consequences of ignoring one's past. With a talented cast of actors, a gripping storyline, and surreal visuals, the film is a must-see for anyone who enjoys twisted tales and dark humor.
