Danil Chashchin

Andro is a successful rap artist. He is also a gypsy. On the way to his success, he fought every day with the labels and foundations imposed by society. However, along with public recognition, the customs of his native people began to encroach on his freedom, because the creative world is not always comparable with the centuries-old traditions of an ethnic group. This story touches on the theme of the freedom of a small person in a big world of circumstances. Different things can press and influence each of us, but what exactly determines our freedom?

Mikhail Demetrov, a promising young lawyer, is preparing for his wedding to his boss's daughter. But everything is canceled when he meets Diana, his first love. Diana is a gypsy, but Mikhail, it turns out, is also a gypsy. As teenagers, they, a gypsy Romeo and Juliet, fell in love against their families' wishes and decided to escape the camp together. But Diana was forced into marriage, and Mikhail was banished forever. He did everything he could to forget his beloved and his home. The hero must discover that he has a daughter, Yana, and that only he can save her. To do this, he will have to give up everything he has achieved. He will have to return to the camp—to his "friends" who hate him. And to strangers who want him dead. He will have to learn how and why his father was killed many years ago and how it is connected to Diana's father... Love and blood are together again in Mikhail's home on Shakespeare Street.