An award-winning Russian director, Aleksey Fedorchenko, is experimenting with the fourth dimension in an international project also involving filmmakers from America and Poland, such as Harmony Korine and Jan Kwieciński. ­Their co-production is set to become the first movie created in the framework of the Grolsch Film Works and VICE Films project - a global initiative launched earlier this year, in April, aimed at supporting up-and-coming independent filmmakers. The theme has been proposed by the head of the project, Eddy Moretti, the creator of Heavy Metal in Baghdad, who was quoted as saying that the challenge is to carry out a cinematic experiment using unique methods of narration and imagery. The filmmakers are expected to work on creating their exciting characters living in surreal worlds, developing the concept of a fourth dimension. Fedorchenko, the author of Silent Souls, the Russian drama about life and death, which picked up a roster of international awards, including the coveted "Ozella" prize for Best Cinematography at the Venice Film Festival, was quoted as saying that he liked the ideal of the "4-dimensional" project because of its "adventurous and daring approach, in the good sense of the word."