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Follows a single father and a single mom at Camp Evergreen during a summer cook-off, where cooking mishaps and heartfelt moments lead to an unexpected romantic connection.
In an independent movie theater, a small documentary production investigates a conspiracy involving rodents. However, the crew becomes entangled in a web of mystery and darkness as they push the theater staff a little too far.
Fedya is a failed business psychologist. During one of his training sessions, while intoxicated, he makes a scene and becomes a laughing stock in the eyes of those around him. In his blog, Fedya broadcasts the "secrets of success," but he himself has long lost control of his life. His daughter Sonya is a withdrawn, problematic teenager. After her mother's death, an insurmountable wall grew between her and her father, and her grandfather took upon himself the girl's upbringing. After a fight with her peers, Sonya risks ending up in a penal colony - to avoid punishment, she is sent to a summer correctional program at a provincial school. Fedya goes with his daughter: to look after her and at the same time work as a school psychologist until the information noise around his name dies down. There is one summer ahead that can change everything.
After getting a promotion, Dennis gets invited to his boss's house for dinner, which turns into a living nightmare when Dennis eats corn the "wrong" way.
Leon wants to develop rock climbing in Albania while attempting to climb The Dream, one of the most difficult routes in the Balkans. When his efforts on the route hit a wall, it becomes clear his commitment is about more than just climbing.
Jan, a withdrawn programmer, works at a successful IT company while struggling with social anxiety. His world is turned upside down when a new employee, Vuk-Janko, joins the company looking exactly like him and gradually begins to take over his life. As Jan attempts to uncover the truth, the line between paranoia and reality becomes increasingly blurred. He is ultimately forced to confront a troubling question: has he truly fallen victim to a conspiracy, or has he simply always been invisible to those around him?