The musical talent of the brothers manifested itself in Russia in an unusual way. Fedor serves in the army and plays in a military band, and Alexander also has become a "musician" and serves in Prigozhin's PMC. Although the father of the brothers insists on the bombing of London, real rock music separates the brothers in different directions.

Liza's desire to go insane and commit herself to a mental hospital seems logical in Putin's Russia. Love for a young man who is about to be taken to war and the conciliatory position of parents towards the war in Ukraine literally do not allow the young girl, who is on the verge of despair, to breathe.

If you are twenty years old, and you live in St. Petersburg, and your conservative grandmother is a chemistry teacher, then expect trouble. When Vika was arrested with an ampoule of mephedrone, the grandmother managed to clear the apartment of all signs of a chemical laboratory by the time the police arrived. Now Vika is waiting for a court decision and reflects on her far-right past, which led her to use, manufacture and sell drugs.

The film is about how activists are trying to get Anastasia from Kharkiv out of the Russian detention center. At the beginning of the war, she left Ukraine, but her mother-in-law remained under occupation in the Kharkiv region. After several unsuccessful attempts to evacuate her, Anastasia decided to take her mother-in-law herself and in August went to Russia, to the Belgorod region, in order to get to the occupied territories from there. But she didn’t make it, because near Belgorod she was detained and tortured by Russian security forces. This terrible story differs from many with a happy ending, as a result, not only Anastasia returned home, but also her mother-in-law.