A film about children with cancer. And about their moms who stay in the hospital for as long as it takes, some two months, others two years. The oncology center is a home for both children and their parents. Here is a life that for many ends in death.

By train from Moscow to Vladivostok and back to complete the task. The first-year students of the Moscow Art Theater School are looking for fellow travelers, whom they must then play upon their return in a new performance. Harmonists, whalers, sappers, directors of vegetable bases and other atypical actors.

In a village on the slopes of former coal mines, Oleg Pavlov, a father of many children, is filming Exupery's The Little Prince and filming rehearsals with a cheap camera. Starring him and his four children. Two years of work, and now journalists are already in a hurry to see the film. But the family never invites their father to the table, and for some reason the children refuse to go to the premiere. Oleg himself does not go out to see his eldest daughter when she goes to live in another city. He just sleeps and no one wakes him up.

From the village of Nikola-Lenivets to the village of Zvizzhi 20 minutes on foot. Nikola-Lenivets is the venue for the fashion festival of landscape objects "Archstoyanie". Zvizzhi is the place of residence of Valka, Lyudka, Zhenya and the sixty-year-old "Kukolka" (doll) Natasha. "Kukolka" lives with Valerka, who served time for the murder, because he knows how to repair electrical wiring. Valerka himself goes to spend the night with Zhenya. And Valka, Lyudka's former nanny, now drinks industrial alcohol with her in the garden.

Here they sleep with a gun under the mattress, dream about Chameleon glasses, read Yesenin, sing in a 20-degree frost, and after "hello" they promise to rape.