A Russian drama about family, money, and the fragile freedom of choice goes beyond the usual viewing: after the screening, the audience will be able to hear the director's perspective firsthand. At the center of the story are three sisters, a luxurious house, the threat of losing their familiar world, and a conflict where tenderness, satire, and anxiety visibly intertwine. The preview screening with Nina Volova is suitable for those who enjoy watching films before broad discussions and analyzing them not by trailers, but by live impressions. The format is valuable for direct conversation with the author: after the film, one can better understand how the film's tone was born, why the family story turns into a social drama, and how irony, pain, and sharp dialogues coexist within it. At the heart of the plot are three sisters, accustomed to a beautiful life in a spacious house and generous care from their father. But behind the external well-being lies financial ruin: Viktor's business is on the brink, and the appearance of the Chinese partner Weihong makes the family conflict extremely concrete. When the family nest becomes a payment for debts, the heroines respond with resistance - emotional, awkward, sometimes funny, but truly desperate.