Harvest is an intimate performance full of absurdity and humor, where visual minimalism is combined with deep philosophical meaning, and the comedy of situations is intertwined with an overwhelming sense of the tragic nature of human existence.
The young protagonists face what seems to be a simple task: to harvest fruit in a garden. Apples hang on the branches, boxes stand on the ground. Yet behind this deliberately "ordinary" plot lies a metaphorical, parable-like subtext, where everyday problems appear as existential ones, and four helpless bunglers emerge as typical representatives of humankind.