The Other Side of the River refers to the unreachable Western world during the years of the Soviet Empire. It is a piece that progresses through accumulations of images. The nostalgic aspect is conveyed through a text that recounts the difficulties of social and sexual relationships in Soviet times; it is followed by a text about crossing the river, which is, as mentioned, a metaphor for the passage from East to West, but also for the transformation of society in a Western direction.
