Director Vladimir Zhukov adapts a hit from the perestroika era to modern realities. The play raises questions about new boundaries of what is acceptable and the price of compromises. A group of "difficult" teenagers bursts into their teacher's apartment. They need a key to the safe where poorly written exam papers are kept. But from Elena Sergeevna, they hear a firm "no." What are the students willing to do to achieve their goal, and what will the woman oppose to them, refusing to let them cross the line? The production transfers a well-known Soviet plot into today's context and examines where the line is drawn between practicality and moral choice. The characters face questions that cannot be answered formally: what is considered dishonorable, why principles are necessary, and whether one can abandon them without consequences. At the center of attention is the figure of a person for whom honor and word remain the foundation of life.