More than six years after Ilya Khrzhanovsky first presented "DAU. Natasha" and "DAU. Degeneration" at the Berlin Film Festival—just before the global COVID-19 lockdown—the DAU Cinematic Universe continues to evolve with new projects in the works. The DAU (which stands for "Dziga Vertov" and "Khrzhanovsky") project is an ambitious, multi-part film series that blends cinematic storytelling with immersive installations, creating a complex and layered narrative world. When the first two films premiered in 2017, they received a mixed response. Some critics found them unconventional and difficult to follow, while others praised their bold experimentation with form and structure. Over time, however, the DAU Cinematic Universe has gained a dedicated following, with audiences and critics beginning to appreciate its unique approach to storytelling and its exploration of historical and political themes. Khrzhanovsky, known for his unconventional methods and large-scale productions, has continued to develop the DAU project. The films are not just standalone movies but are part of a larger, interconnected narrative that includes installations, performances, and other media. This approach challenges traditional notions of cinema and invites viewers to engage with the story in multiple ways. Recent announcements suggest that the DAU Cinematic Universe is still active and expanding. New elements are being introduced to the narrative, indicating that the project is far from complete. As the series continues to grow, it remains a fascinating and evolving experiment in the world of contemporary cinema.