Oleg Nesterov's band invites listeners to immerse themselves in the happiest decade in the history of Soviet culture. The musicians will present their soundtracks to films that were never made. The album by "Megapolis" is not just music for non-existent cinema, a phenomenon long known. It is the sound of the 1960s, an experience of diving into that era, its unrealized film plots. The musicians did not invent these unrealized films; they were real projects, and if they had been made, they might have had a significant impact on the culture of the country. These are the unrealized films of directors Gennady Shpalikov, Vladimir Motyl, Andrei Smirnov, and Vladimir Kitai. Before the audience will pass a series of unfilmed plots, to which "Megapolis" has offered its music. An alternative history of that bright era, memories of which are preserved in our memory and in the frames of old films. The musicians realize in their own way the plans of the most talented directors of the 1960s, and it seems that the worlds of these imagined, yet unborn planets, are close to us and tangible, as if these planets have always shone in the cinematic sky.