"My Twin Soul" is the story of twin sisters from a Molokan community and their intertwined destinies.

The main character, Stesha, is forced to return to her native community for her sister's funeral. In that moment, time stops for her. One soul splits in two, leaving only half behind.

Stesha experiences the loss of her own identity, realizing that part of her has gone with her sister.

"Who am I?"—a question that grows more intense in this narrative, as the heroine’s "Shadow," her second self, is embodied in the image of her twin sister, with whom she severed ties long before her sister’s death.

The Russian religious community in Armenia. The Molokans migrated to Armenia from Russia at the end of the 18th century, with some being forcibly relocated. To this day, they live as a closed community, referring to others as "worldly."

The lifestyle of a Russian village contrasts sharply against the backdrop of Armenia's nature.

Stesha is a girl from the Molokan community who spent several years living outside of it. When she returns, she is no longer fully accepted by the community that once was her home.

The idea of forming a new identity, separate from the place where you grew up, and the necessity of integrating multiple cultural layers within oneself, is central to this narrative. It resonates not only with the world of the heroine but also with the world of the viewer.

The film will be shot in the style of magical realism, where mystical elements are perceived as disturbingly real. The main focus will be on the details of rural life, both seen and heard, to create a sense of full immersion.

In each scene, there will be a sense that Stesha is not alone. This will be achieved through the use of mirrors, reflections, shadows, and compositional techniques. Special attention will be given to close-ups of Stesha and dual close-ups of Stesha and Lera. These shots will serve as a portal into Stesha's complex psychological world, contrasting with the simple rural routine.

Music will be nearly absent. The soundtrack will be minimalistic, with the use of string instruments to reflect key turning points and pauses after events.

The sound will enhance the realistic approach. Each scene will be meticulously crafted with sound details that emphasize the mood and immerse the audience in the narrative. For example, the creaking of a sofa, floorboards, the scraping of an old cabinet door, and the loud rustling of plastic bags when Stesha, without her mother's permission, throws away Lera's belongings, will create a tense atmosphere where Stesha feels like a stranger in her own home.