Eva Danilko

Pasha and Liza have been married for 20 years. In their youth, they made a contract with the Wizard. He granted them magical powers in exchange for one condition: Pasha and Liza would spend exactly 20 years together, not a day more, not a day less. After that, they would either separate voluntarily—forever—or be separated by death. But the time has come to fulfill the contract, and Liza and Pasha still love each other and don't want to part. They have two beautiful children, Masha and Petya. Pasha and Liza are looking for a way to break the contract, and their children, upon learning of the divorce, try to "save their parents' marriage" by interfering with them at the most inopportune moments.

Shurik is trying to bring Tsar Ivan the Terrible home with the help of a time machine. But the VPN on which the miracle machine runs constantly breaks down and moves the would-be inventor and the tsar to different countries and times.

Eight-year-old Veronica and six-year-old Anya met recently, but have already become best friends. Anya lives in a luxurious mansion, while Veronica lives in an old dilapidated house. Anya invites her friend to her birthday party, but betrays her there. A simple story about a children's party turns into an existential parable about the search for forgiveness.

A friendly group of children spends their summers in an old dacha village year after year. The kids have their own headquarters hidden from prying eyes in a corn field and a legend that says that a treasure trove of treasures of a princess who fled from Napoleon is hidden not far from the village. When a new girl Katya comes to the village with her mother, she becomes a bone of contention for best friends Sonya and Dasha. But it is not only friendship that will have to endure a test of strength. A certain businessman is going to buy a field with a hut and organize a construction market in its place. The children decide not to allow this to happen at any cost and after failed negotiations, they move on to active actions.