Vladimir Dorman's satirical comedy looks at the dream of urban comfort with irony and a touch of sadness. The story of a hero who chooses convenience over calling turns into a recognizable conversation about self-deception, compromises, and that moment when the past demands an honest answer and shatters familiar justifications. Vladimir Dorman's satirical comedy addresses a theme that remains sharp: how easily a person can substitute their own path with a comfortable role. At the center of the plot is Alexander Bochkine, a graduate of the chemical institute. Instead of a serious profession, he chooses urban comfort and arranges a life for himself where everything seems convenient, calm, and profitable. But behind the external well-being, emptiness gradually emerges, and a meeting with the past forces the hero to reevaluate his decisions. Where to go in Moscow, KUDAGO knows.