Bohdan Hatsyliak

December 31st Express was supposed to be an ordinary, quiet rail run, at least that's what conductor Mykola Ivanovych thought. However, a comically chaotic group of passengers including a runaway bride and angry accountant upset a retiring train conductor's peaceful last journey.

The Seredyuk family is finally at peace: a series of high-profile weddings are behind them, and the annoying neighbor Taras has disappeared from the horizon, unable to stand the family's harassment. Vasyl and Halyna can finally spend more time with each other. The harmony is disrupted by their neighbor Oksana, who has brought a new husband back from the resort, who is as it turns out Vasyl's former classmate, who had been bothering him all through his school years. From then on, a new confrontation begins.

By chance, on Christmas Eve, completely different passengers with their own problems and dreams board the same train, and now they all have to arrange Christmas dinner right in the dining car. While waiting for the first star, all the passengers come together as one big Ukrainian family. And miracles begin to happen.

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.

Once in a hundred years, snow falls in the Carpathians in summer. Once in a thousand years, the Carpathian fir trees speak human language. However, a Muscovite in the Carpathian village of Velyki Vuyky has never heard it! And this day has come! Valeriy Petruk, the son of a Moscow oligarch, came to the Hutsul village to hide from Russian bandits. His fate now depends on the village head and his uncle. A new story has begun that will go down in songs, legends, myths, and folk epics.