Vera Engalycheva

Anton was a successful musician, but after the accident in which his girlfriend Lisa died and a year in a drug treatment clinic, he lost everything. Now he is returning to his hometown, where he has only his older brother Konstantin, who has always been his complete opposite. Konstantin offers his brother help, but with one condition. So Anton becomes a teacher at school and is forced to delve into the problems of teenagers.

Pyatigorsk. The foot of Mount Mashuk. Morning of July 15, 1841. Two days ago – friends, overnight – irreconcilable enemies. A few hours remain until the duel between Lermontov and his friend Martynov. Relatives, friends, acquaintances of the duelists are trying to prevent the duel.

Every autumn Timofey faces an irresistible melancholy. To overcome this feeling, he decides to make a documentary about autumn, but his shooting is disrupted by a girl who accidentally falls in love with the would-be documentary filmmaker.

Chinese businessman Weihong comes to Russia to visit his business partner Victor, who is in debt to him. Weihong tries to put things in order: fire ineffective employees, improve sales. But it soon becomes clear that he cannot overcome the great Russian melancholy, and Victor is unable to help him. Then Weihong decides to take Victor's house to pay off the debt. Victor is ready to part with the house, but he faces desperate resistance from his adult daughters - Olga, Lena and Toma. The conflict escalates into a catastrophe that can destroy the family and even kill.

On the last evening before her departure, Vera is putting her small sister to bed. To hide the real reason for her leaving, she tells her a bedtime fairy tale instead. It's the story of a city swallowed by an eternal night.

A girl and a man lead each other by the nose without saying a word.

A girl chooses between a guy from a rich family who proposed to her and an ordinary boy from the neighborhood with whom she feels free.