Based on the American TV series Younger, based on the book by Pamela Redmond Satran.

The life of 40-year-old Olga was cloudless until her husband left her for a young mistress. Everything would have been fine, but the ex spent all the family savings on gambling, leaving the woman up to her eyeballs in debt. Life circumstances force Olga to return to the job she had long ago quit for the sake of her family. She tries to restart her career in publishing. She is rejected at several interviews because of her age. Everything changes when she meets a 26-year-old guy named Dima, who mistakes Olga for his peer. Then the heroine decides to rewrite her biography, “shaving off” 14 years, and start a new, young life…

The story is about a man who lost five family members as a result of Russian airstrikes on a residential building in the Kyiv region. Two years have passed, and the remains of Vadim's relatives have yet to be identified. So he doesn't have anyone to bury.

Vadym is a fisherman from the Kyiv region. In 2022, the city was occupied. The Russians shelled the houses, and Vadym's five family members were all buried beneath the rubble. Excavations began after the Ukrainians liberated the city.
Rescuers dismantle the house and recover the bodies. Vadym monitors the excavation every day. 29 bodies were found, but they could not be identified. In 
2024, Vadym has yet to find his relatives. The only thing that survived the fire and connected him to his previous life was the keys to the old garage.

A film-monologue of a young patriot of Ukraine.

Dmitry travels from the hinterland of the country, from Berdichev city to Kiev on Euromaidan to be useful to his Ukraine. He wants to live and build a new democratic Ukraine.

The film is part of an almanac of short films Berdichev murals.