Where to watch Ontology (2017)

Story

This documentary follows an ordinary man through his daily routine in a modest setting. His days involve collecting scrap metal, caring for stray animals, performing household chores like wood chopping and tending to a furnace, and maintaining the property by opening gates. In quieter moments, he watches television and prepares simple meals. The film captures the rhythm of an unremarkable life, observing how someone spends their time across work and domestic activities.

Why watch

• A documentary that observes everyday life without commentary or narration
• Directed by Oleksandr Surovtsov with a focused 29-minute runtime
• Explores the quiet routines that make up an ordinary person's existence

Good for: Those interested in observational documentaries about everyday life; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with family.