Dinara Abdrashitova

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The last order of the outgoing year goes to a courier with disabilities (cerebral palsy), who will have to make the delivery before the chimes to receive the coveted bonus. But on the way to the goal, he is constantly distracted by seemingly ordinary passers-by with their own problems.

Timur, an 11-year-old wayward urban teenager, is not interested in anything except social networks and a video blog. Timur's father does not like his hobby, and Timur is sure that he is unnecessarily strict with him. And in order for his father to get behind with his upbringing once and for all, Timur makes a bet with him that he will live for a month in his grandfather's village, where his father was born and grew up. But he has no idea what he's signing up for.

Once mom told Asiya that her dad is a pilot. Since then, the girl looks out for planes in the sky every morning and waves in the hope that dad will see her. One day, mom says that in the evening they will have a guest. Asia is sure that dad finally noticed her from the sky ...

The almanac "Such Adults" consists of four short stories dedicated to the theme of childhood in the modern world. Despotism and indifference of adults, questions of birth and death — in the author's stories shot in different genres and styles. They are addressed primarily to adults, especially those who have not yet had time to finally grow up.