Rushing Clock

Adil is an assistant prosecutor, the only son in a patriarchal family. Currying favor at work in front of the boss, he "excuses" the family abuser in court - the son of a high-ranking official who beats his wife. One day, he wakes up in an alternate universe where men and women occupy opposite roles. In this world, he faces inequality and a biased attitude towards men. Adil changes his views on gender equality and decides to help a victim of domestic violence. His actions lead to his dismissal from the prosecutor's office, but he continues to fight for justice. Eventually, he decides to become an independent human rights defender.

Sabit is a retired police officer. He has a wife named Eleonora and a son named Gabit. They are no different from other residents of their town. One day, a new family moves into the house next door — Madiyar, Kausar, and Ulbolsyn, who have come from the city. Sabit and Eleonora begin to notice strange behavior from their new neighbors.

Biik is a short, energetic guy. He works for his own courier company. Biik's short stature always gets him into funny situations, especially when it comes to relationships with girls. The romantic comedy is full of funny moments and shows that true love in life consists of sincerity and loyalty.

Professor Denis Alfredovich from Almaty buys his dream house with the money he has been saving for many years. But when they move into a new house with their family, hoping to live happily ever after, their joy does not last long. After all, it turns out that the scammers sold the house to two more families using forged documents. Who is the legal owner of the house? Will the scammers be caught? Who's going to get the house anyway? And until the problem is solved, the three families who were victims of fraud must live in the same house.

An old friend refuses to shoot Zhuldyzai in his movie. Disappointed, she decides to make her own film. Ali supports her in this. There is a solution, but it is unclear where to start.