Goran Stamenković

Justin Thorne is a liberal arts professor. One of his college students is Jennifer Carter. She seduces Justin, then accuses him of rape. But it turns out that she has an unusual relationship with her father.

The theater troupe is preparing the premiere of the play "The Death of Danton". While they are putting on a play, someone wants to demolish their theater.

When one of the biggest business magnates in Serbia, Branko Kadic, decides to marry his secretary Kristina, he will start an avalanche of events that will throw the Kadic family into a whirlpool of family intrigues, love affairs, and business turbulence with Branko's biggest rival in business, Vojin Konstantinovic. Branko is not doing very well in family relations: he has no ear for the bisexuality of his son Stefan, as well as for his daughter Anastasia's ambition to realize herself in the business world. His new wife Kristina, who is gradually discovering this completely new world for her, strives to adapt to the family and keep Branko's affection. She is hindered in that by her previous affairs and the return of Branko's ex-wife Alexis, so the relationship between Branko and her is constantly changing.

Milica Radenović - Mica, a beautiful and naturally intelligent girl from the countryside, comes to Belgrade and instead of being a seller of mammals, becomes a nanny in the home of the seventh generation of Belgrade architects - the Maksimović family, led by Konstantin, a hardened widower who, five years after the death of his wife Vesna, still fails to establish proper communication with his three children. While Mica, with her rural way of thinking, Sinsay clothes, directness and folk wisdom, brings a revolution to the rigid Maksimović family, she herself undergoes a transformation.