Igor Kopylov

General Ivolgin, forester Kuzmich, and good-natured Lyova now are going into politics.

A movie about two sisters - thirteen year old Sveta, poor and abandoned by her father, who longs to go off and be a sniper in the army, and spoilt eight-year old Dina, doted on by her gangster father...

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Ivan, the police captain, on his day off, which, incidentally, doesn’t often happen to him, went with his wife Sveta to the cinema. Khan, Anna and Sergey also decided to spend the day together. Only they are not going to the movies or just taking a walk. Their time is scheduled in minutes, each step is verified - they intend to rob the collectors. It all started well for the robbers, and everything would have gone as planned if Ivan had not met in the way of the robbers. Khan and Sergey are arrested. But moving away from the persecution, Khan shot Ivan's wife, Sveta. Anna manages to leave.

A young, beautiful, well-off but lonely woman starts receiving mysterious SMS messages on her phone. No, she is not threatened in any way, on the contrary - an unknown man confesses his love. A short and independent investigation shows her that none of the habitual and familiar cavaliers is simply not capable of such a thing. To talk to a stranger is not possible - "the called subscriber is switched off or is not in the network coverage area". After another "letter" she is not quite legally trying to find out who owns the phone with a number that never answers. The result is disappointing - the handset is registered in her name. Then she decides to send a reply SMS message and gets a reply....

In 1948, a young director, Viktor Kostrov, is arrested after being denounced by his lover’s father. Beria’s inquisition, the horrors of camp life, and the vengeance of criminals form the grim backdrop for the story’s characters: a sadistic warden, a camp boss, Viktor’s terrified fiancée, and her father, an NKVD officer. Based on the autobiographical story by Gennady Beglov.