There are moments in history when the line between reality and fantasy is blurred, and the wind from the other side of reality begins to break into the lives of unremarkable people. Such a moment was in Russia in the early nineties. And who else but Ilya Boyashov, a recognized master of philosophical parables, light stories as if about life, but also about something more (“Muri’s Way”, “Armada”, “Tankman, or “White Tiger”) - write about this scary and fun time?