This film was conceived as a continuation of Igor Grigoriev's film Holidays of the Revolution, filmed in 1972. The image of the future was the most important theme of the holidays a hundred years ago. Today, in the coming "future", we are celebrating rather the events of the past or the present. Lenin's birthday, rock festival, onion day, New Year's Day, private celebrations follow one after another. All these days merge into one "red day".

A boy who got bullied at school has to find the way out of his trouble and things turn out in a surprising way.

Ural stand-up comedian Denis tells his whole sad life in one minute.

People came to the rally. Why are they here, what do they want to change and why are they leaving so early? In the role of themselves, young and elderly Yekaterinburg residents.

The plant manager gives an interview and he doesn't like it very much, but even from the extremely short answers "No" or "I don't know" one can understand his attitude towards work, peace and war.

My grandmother is 96 years old. She dreamed of becoming a ballerina, but became an engineer. I made this film because I wanted to understand who she really is, and instead, I understood a little about myself.

Family digs.