Andrey Titchenko

A Russian emigrant in Scandinavia sends her son to school, but he does not return. In search of a child, she finds herself in a dead end: according to the laws of the "new" juvenile justice, her son is the property of the state.

The film tells the story of the legendary Soviet boxer Valery Popenchenko, USSR and European champion and winner of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. His life was a rollercoaster ride of ups and downs - from his childhood in Tashkent’s Suvorov Military School and service as a border guard, to his first victories and failures, and his friendship with Dynamo sports society coach Grigory Kusikyants.

Verkhnekamsk. Lonely loser Sasha works as a security guard at an exchange office. His life "didn't happen," his dreams didn't come true, his family didn't work out. Sasha feels unnecessary and unhappy, and not being able to change anything, he gives up morally. But even here Sasha does not have the courage to complete the matter himself, he turns to an old friend - the husband of his ex-wife - for help.

Amir is only six. Together with his father, he moves from sunny Tashkent to cold Moscow. The boy has to get used to a new country and culture. All friends and games remained there - in Uzbekistan. In Moscow, Amir meets his communal neighbor Vanya. They are almost the same age, a strong friendship develops between them, but Vanya’s mother is against the boys’ union because of national prejudices.

Forced to become an apprentice cop, cocky playboy Igor finds he's got a knack for police work. But his job soon takes him down a dark personal path.

Ksyusha, a realtor, dreams of buying her own home. Together with her husband and son, she lives in a hostel in order to save money and save money for a mortgage. Trying to collect the necessary amount faster, Ksyusha undertakes any, even the wildest, tasks from clients.