The feature debut of Olga Pankratova transports the viewer to the late 1990s and tells a coming-of-age story through the lives of two friends. Romantic illusions, family pressure, the desire to break free from the familiar world, and the music of the era come together in a drama about choice, inner freedom, and friendship that helps one not to lose oneself. The late 1990s in the film becomes a time when familiar rules no longer work, and new ones have yet to form. At the center of the story are two friends, Misha and Taya, who live in a small coastal town and try in different ways to cope with the feeling that adults have already predetermined their future. Director Olga Pankratova looks at the era through female friendship and the experience of growing up. A special role is played by the musical and dance part of the film. It connects the past and the present and helps convey the rhythm of youth, where emotions often prove stronger than logic.