Diana Belova

Alina, a young beauty blogger, Zhenya, a teenage pranker, Vika, an excellent student, and Kolya, a 6-year-old True Edge fan who is always asking questions, are the Akimovs' four children. Like any kids their age, they dream of being alone at home, without the supervision of their dad and mom. But when their parents get stuck in Kamchatka because of a cloud of volcanic ash, the dream becomes a reality, and the apartment is gradually overgrown with pizza boxes and dirty dishes. How long will the joy of complete freedom last? Will children be able to cope with "adult" tasks — communicate with neighbors, defeat the flu epidemic, assemble furniture and (most importantly) return the missing Internet? And most importantly, will they miss their parents?

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On the advice of a friend, a young American clerk went to Russia in search of a bride. When he met the girl of his dreams, he discovered that she was actually a witch, whose goal was to get a part of his body. Can he escape from her clutches and can he get back home.

Umid, a native of Uzbekistan, came to Russia to work to help his family. At night, the taxi driver decides to take the last call and goes to the sleeping area for the client. At the address of the call, Umid notices skinheads – "did they call a taxi?". Unfortunately, the trap for an immigrant will turn out to be more sophisticated and cruel, because the literature teacher of the local school has conceived an insidious crime, for which she is not going to be punished: she is obsessed with the idea of clearing the world of frivolous girls who do not stay at home at night. Who will be suspected of murdering a young blonde: an exemplary literature teacher or a young immigrant from Uzbekistan?