Vakhtang Zhorzholiani

Seryozha is an unemployed alcoholic who lives off his stupid mother. The only emotion available to him is grief for his dead father. From his neighbor and his drunkard buddy, Seryozha learns about the possibility of hearing the voices of the dead in mineral water. But for this, you need to make a sacrifice. Trying to talk to his dead father and unravel the family secret, he plunges into the abyss of madness and goes beyond what is permitted.

The most ordinary life of the most ordinary Jack, including entertainment, is scheduled down to the minute and driven into the framework of routine. He has no thoughts of his own, no personal life, he is no different from others. The Voice in his head comments on his every step, urging, scolding, encouraging and even interfering with his feelings. But one day, Jack realizes that the Voice completely controls his life, and begins to fight against it.

This film's hero could have been an ordinary man. He shares the same dream as the rest of us—to live a happy life with the one he loves. But there's a problem: he doesn't know how to love. Actually, that's not the only problem: he can travel in time, and this doesn't make his life any easier. In fact, it complicates it immensely, making him sink in a series of terrible mistakes and preventing him from escaping the vicious cycle. But even that's not the end of his troubles, as his best friend is an unstable psychopath with gangster tendencies who's living off him. Because of him, the hero finds himself in one terrible situation after another... This "friend" will never let him go. But this time, the hero intends to break their bond once and for all.