Ekaterina Shkuro

Yaroslav Kostrov, the boorish and quirky owner of a small transport company in Murmansk, by coincidence ends up in a Norwegian prison, where the comfort level resembles good hotels with all amenities and the Internet. But the only thing that connects Yarik with home is the Skype window, through which he will have to somehow get out of the circumstances, as well as resist the mafia, control his business, try not to lose his wife and raise children who refuse to be brought up by video.

Fyodor is an ordinary guy who discovers a mysterious gift. He is being followed by people in desperate need to find closure from their past. One little inconvenience- they are ghosts. And the only way to get rid of them is for Fyodor to help them find what is holding them off on Earth and help them make a final departure. Things get even more complicated when Fyodor's own father appears on his doorstep. He was only nineteen when he died, and his closure is the fact that he left behind a son that he didn't really get to know.

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Nina lived in a private house near Nizhny Novgorod with her third husband, Kostya, who not only raised their common daughter with Nina, but also her two children from other marriages. And besides, he helped Nina's ex-husbands, a would-be businessman and a crazy professor, with money.

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A millionaire influencer, Olga Malinovskaya, and her equally high-profile husband David suddenly find themselves not trending, but stuck in a village — under house arrest for tax evasion. No internet, just ankle monitors. Out here, there’s no Wi-Fi and definitely no vibe: instead of likes, they get beatdowns from the locals; instead of content — escape attempts, bulls, and tractors. The plan: flee to Belarus, then make it to Mexico. Reality: injuries, electric shocks, gas leaks… and a bull named Borka. While their followers grow bored, the investigator gives them an ultimatum: if the villagers write positive character references, they’ll be allowed back to their apartment. The only problem is — how do you get a “like” from Uncle Kuznets the blacksmith when you secretly siphoned off his internet with an extension cord in the middle of the night?

There is no place for fantasies in the life of lawyer Pyotr Bezuglov. His life is nothing but rules, which he strictly observes. One day, his son Vanechka finds the letters that Pyotr wrote to Santa Claus as a child and puts them in the New Year's mailbox. In the morning, all of Bezuglov's childhood wishes begin to come true and not only Pyotr himself is in danger, but also his family and, possibly, the whole world.

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Katya is completely disappointed in men, and Sasha can't live a day without a new woman. Chance made them neighbors who couldn't get along. Deciding to reform the self-confident womanizer, Katya uses all means to turn his life into a living nightmare. However, playing with fire can be expensive, because it's only one step from hate to love, even if you don't believe in love.

Three young friends from Moscow are going to St. Petersburg to unwind. Unexpectedly for themselves, they buy a bar with their last savings and meet three guys who have one secret. A confrontation ensues, full of intrigue and unexpected twists. Will the girls be able to achieve success, or will they have to return to Moscow with nothing?

Bank employee Ivan takes bribes, sleeps with the boss's wife and carelessly cuts through the streets on a scooter. Until he gets into an accident and finds himself in the hands of a cunning Bes, who offers him a choice: a direct road to hell for a bunch of sins or the murder of one completely unfamiliar person.

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Russian pop diva Olga Buzova once again trusts the wrong man - Vadim tricks her into buying a loss-making provincial dumpling factory. Olga will have to go to the city of Nizhny Teplyshki to solve the problem and get rid of the unplanned business, but she will face resistance from local residents.