Anna Koshmal

President Vasily Goloborodko is in power for almost half a year. The economic situation in the country had deteriorated: prices are rising and the national currency has depreciated. People's confidence in the President is rapidly falling. To stabilize the situation in the country Goloborodko needs to get financial assistance from the IMF in the amount of 15 billion euros, which can be provided, if reforms and anti-corruption laws will be introduced in Ukraine.

Four carefree bachelors get into a car accident after a night of partying and find themselves in purgatory — a world of endless bureaucracy and chaotic digital reforms. At the Heaven’s Office, they receive their sentence: a direct express train to hell. Using their charm, they convince the purgatory secretary to give them a chance — seven days on Earth to atone for their sins. But once back, they realize they’ve fallen into a trap hidden in the perfectly ironic fine print of heaven.

It is evening, children are gathered around the fire, and the old miller begins to tell them a fairy tale. In his tale, Mykola, a bursak, goes to Mr. Adam to teach his daughter Khrystyna to read and write. But on the way to the manor, Mykola learns that the village has been invaded by evil spirits, werewolves, and air-breathers, and that Mr. Adam himself is in captivity. Mykola and Khrystyna decide to free the prisoners and the land from evil spirits, but they will have to go through many trials.

After being suddenly laid off from his high-paying job at a bank, Max decides to fulfill a long-held dream—to move to the countryside. But his wife, Masha, is a die-hard city girl who can’t live without shopping and beauty treatments. Masha is categorically against moving to Senkivka. After losing the argument, she agrees to take a look at a little cottage in the village. Now Max’s task is to make Masha want to stay. His neighbors, Vasyl and Lyuba, step in to help him.

After a video of him ranting about government corruption goes viral, Ukrainian teacher Vasyl Petrovych Holoborod'ko becomes a countrywide hero. This new status leads to his being elected President, but that doesn't come without its own hijinks, as he refuses the presidential privileges, determined to lead a simplistic life.

Parents go on vacation, and daughter is left to the care of grandparents. Father's parents from a city, mother's parents from a village - and this means a hot opposition.

Peace proves elusive for the Serediuks as they keep engaging in constant neighborhood rivalry and mess around with the families next door day and night.

The spinoff of The Last Muscovite series, in which the characters will find themselves in new circumstances. The audience will experience an unprecedented adventure with the residents of the village of Velyki Vuyki - a trip to the capital of Ukraine for a responsible purpose.

Yulia is a young ballerina trying to live up to her mother's expectations. Tired of the pressure, she attempts suicide. The tragic event turns into a meeting that will forever change her life.

Oleg is a decent guy, studying at university, dreaming of becoming a doctor and marrying his childhood friend Nastya. In an instant, their planned life is overturned when Nastya accidentally kills a man...Out of love, Oleg takes her guilt upon himself...Six years later, out of prison, he learns that Nastya has long been married to an oligarch who has a grown-up daughter, Dasha. Nastya offers Oleg money, only if he would get out of her way - she fights for her husband's will. Oleg decides to help Dasha, a modest and beautiful girl.

Three cousins Katia, Kolya and Timur inherit a million euros from their grandfather Yukhym Kibets, but with one condition: they must move from Lviv, Mykolaiv and Kyiv to the village of Kulyabi in Ternopil region and live there for a year without leaving for more than 24 hours. The series is a free adaptation of the Croatian series “Kud Puklo Da Puklo“.