A young man comes home to discover his father’s body. The sister pretends not to know anything. Gradually certain details and circumstances prompt him to draw another picture of the events and everything takes on a different meaning. He understands everything and gets to know everything. But it does not matter anymore.
Two young Muscovites and two Caucasians dance a lezghinka in a yard of a dwelling house. An empty night bus and people on their way back to home. It is just an ordinary daily life. But suddenly it turns to explosive situation where no one, neither protagonists nor the audience, can guess the end until... the very last minute.
Sergey works as a salesman in the department of unusual goods; his life differs in no way from that of a million other people – until night falls on to town.
When six year-old Katya touches herself, her Russian grandmother tries to come up with a reason to stop her.
