Galina, a 25-year-old city champion in pole dancing, works as a dancer in a men’s nightclub. She does not tolerate disrespectful behaviour from drunk customers and does not allow anyone to cross personal boundaries or make indecent proposals. Galina’s stance does not sit well with the club’s management, which leads to constant tension between her and her employer. Her principled stance results in fines and debts, and with each passing day, the situation only becomes more complicated, leaving her with fewer and fewer chances of breaking free from this cycle.

The situation changes when the young woman receives news of the death of her only close relative—her aunt—who leaves her a house on the coast in the small seaside town of Lazurny Port. Once she has settled the inheritance, she has the opportunity to open her own hotel and try to build a new life and her own business.