Maxim Amelchenko

The film is a satire on the clichés used in sports dramas. Tennisov, a top badminton player, loses in the World Championship final because he decided to use a previously unbeatable shot, the "Unbreakable Candle." Tennisov retires from the sport, but unexpectedly gets a second chance a year later. His former coach invites him to play doubles with the young player Dmitry Malikov at the World Championship.

After the fall of a large meteorite, scientists discovered that the radiation emanating from it has amazing properties. When touching a meteorite, a person lives in absolute inner harmony for the rest of his life. Now every adult citizen has the right to touch in an organized queue, a referral from a doctor, a quota for veterans, pensioners, employees of the state apparatus and strategic industries, as well as by purchasing a voucher at a commercial price.

One morning, Yana discovers that her domineering grandmother has transferred money to scammers and a colleague has framed her in front of her boss. To make matters worse, her grandmother continues to trust the scammers more than her own granddaughter. In a single day, Yana must find a way to save her job and her sense of self without destroying her relationship with her grandmother.

Egor is 30, his job is to sing along with guests at karaoke, but he dreams of singing his own songs and building a happy life with Yulya, contrary to the wishes of his millionaire father. And when Egor finds a portal to 1991 in his own closet, he comes up with a brilliant plan that will provide him with an ideal future. But every attempt to change something in the past leads to more and more unexpected results in the future.

Handsome, witty, self-confident adventurer, womanizer Dzhamal, who fled from his native Kazan to Moscow, hiding from the father of his former passion. In the capital, the experienced hero-lover quickly finds a place where he is offered to apply his talents on an "industrial scale": he is hired by the famous School of Relationships "Egoists". And if for the director Valeriya Shamina this is a chance to earn big, then for her best specialist - careerist and practicing psychologist Elena Ostrovskaya, Dzhamal becomes a real problem.