In the vibrant yet tumultuous world of Soviet-era comedy, a legendary performer finds his life's work flashing before his eyes. Igor Ivanov's poignant drama, "Done It All," delves into the soul of a celebrated humorist, portrayed with profound depth by Mikhail Zhvanetsky, as he reflects on a career built on laughter that often masked private struggles. Surrounded by a constellation of comedic talents including Roman Kartsev, Viktor Ilchenko, and Klara Novikova, he navigates the complex relationship between an artist, his audience, and the shifting political landscape that seeks to define his art. The film weaves a rich tapestry of memory and performance, exploring the central conflict between public legacy and personal truth. With a tone that balances bittersweet nostalgia with sharp, dramatic insight, this biographical portrait invites viewers behind the curtain to witness the man behind the jokes, questioning what remains when the applause finally fades.