Roman Trofimov

Mary Jane’s favorite parrot is dead. But there’s almost half a package of feed left. So Mary Jane decides to plant it. And something very specific grows from it, dragging the attention of two thief brothers. Convinced that old lady is no threat, brothers break in at night and try to steal the plant. But Mary Jane meets them with a gun. And decides to take a shot and reform two poor souls.

For Vova Myshkin nothing holds together. His girlfriend leaves him, he has a massive loan, he has to vacate his apartment, and here on the threshold stands his older brother who has just been released from prison.

For Vova Myshkin nothing holds together. His girlfriend leaves him, he has a massive loan, he has to vacate his apartment, and here on the threshold stands his older brother who has just been released from prison.

For Vova Myshkin nothing holds together. His girlfriend leaves him, he has a massive loan, he has to vacate his apartment, and here on the threshold stands his older brother who has just been released from prison.

Twelve-year-old Nikita, harassed by school bullies and an overbearing mother, endures everything and accumulates resentment. Until his stepbrother Artyom returns from the correctional boarding school and unwittingly pushes him to a terrible way to solve his problems.