Based on the story by Kir Bulychev Can I Ask Nina? (Russian).

A man tries to reach his girlfriend, Nina, by phone. Instead, he keeps reaching another Nina, who thinks she is in the 1940s, as the Soviet Union is besieged by war.

Based on Ukrainian folk songs.

Omelka and his family, consisting of several dozen people, have fun. There are also wives, parents, and several aunts and uncles, and girls, and boys, and gamblers, who do not understand where they came from. Each has a character and a small story, which they tell to the audience with their songs, sayings and dances.

Cute girl Elena lives in a small town, works as a doctor in a clinic. Elena's mother dreams of marrying a daughter and has even found a suitable party for her. Sergei Romanovich is not young, but he has a decent income and serious intentions. Helen's arguments against this marriage have and wants to hear. And then Helen shows her passport, and there is a stamp and the name of her husband – Anton Kirillov.

Meanwhile, Anton Kirillov, after graduating from MDIMV, is awaiting appointment to the diplomatic service abroad, which his father, a well-known politician, is seeking. And when the appointment is almost signed, the father learns that Anton is married! Anton saw her once in a flash and even remembers how this woman looked and where she lived. And the stamp in the passport is the result of his friend Stas's frantic adventure.

And here, in order to avoid trouble before the appointment, Anton goes in search of his fictitious wife, and Lena, at the urging of his mother, – in search of a man who must recognize her as his legal wife. She goes to Moscow and he goes to her town.