Rustam Ilyasov

One winter day and one night in the lives of thirty-year-old friends, former classmates. They must overcome everyday difficulties to meet and see off Sasha, who is leaving Moscow for an extended period.

A romance by Ali Khamraev with musical numbers interspersed

While visiting the old pub Andrey suddenly gets an opportunity to try to live somebody's else life. Available for rent is a life of famous chef and restaurants owner...

Popular football player Anton Kovalev, after spending two years in prison for a drunken brawl in a cafe, is released. The offense blocked the successful career of Kovalev, who was previously the captain of the Russian national team. The reputation of a "downed pilot" does not allow him to continue his favorite business and get a prestigious job. The head of the center for difficult teenagers, Herman, who once raised Anton, offers him a place in the center to prepare difficult children for the local Olympics. Out of desperation, Kovalev agrees to the offer, but he does not even imagine how difficult it will be to find a common language with the guys, and what an important place they can take in his life.

Vitya, Egoy and Beck open a poker club at home to earn money quickly. Playing the bigwigs of the underground business seems funny to them at first. But the "funny thing" quickly ends when one of the clients demonstrates the crust of an OBEP employee and confronts the guys with the fact that they are now "partners", otherwise they will have to go to jail. Now they are forced to expand their illegal business, which is turning from a single poker table in an ordinary apartment building into an underground gaming empire.

They met at a friends' wedding in 2011. They were in their twenties. Anya was too tight—fisted, and Vanya was too cool. Love didn't happen. After 14 years, they meet again: now she is a successful entrepreneur, and he is not the most successful musician.

Zhora, along with his parents, moves to another city, where he cannot establish relations with classmates in any way, and teachers openly find fault with him. Tired of enduring total injustice, Zhora decides to fight it, and in a non-standard way: a student puts a helmet with a camera mounted on his head and begins broadcasting everything he sees at home and at school to the Internet.