He is like a hired killer and a drug dealer. She seems to be making love for money. Coincidentally or not, but they met each other near the cafe. Then a hotel room, a walk around the city, a party, and then another meeting, which, in fact, will determine whether they can be together.

Only one thing is known about them: none of them have ever been to Paris…

The film tells the story of the role of the Russian Orthodox Church in Ukrainian Orthodoxy and its involvement in Russia's war against Ukraine. The film was shot in de-occupied Borodianka, Kyiv, Poltava, Chernivtsi, Lviv and Ivano-Frankivsk region.

In the film, the authors have gathered evidence that the Russian Orthodox Church is acting in our country as an instrument of Moscow's aggressive policy. The author of the film, Ukrainian MP Mykola Kniazhytskyi, presents facts that confirm that the so-called "UOC-MP" has not dissociated itself from the Kremlin church. He also provides evidence that the Russian Orthodox Church has an extensive network in Ukraine, which operates on the instructions and under the supervision of Russian special services. The film also showed cases of direct collaboration between the priests of the Moscow Patriarchate and the enemy, as was the case, in particular, during the occupation of Borodyanka.

The film is devoted to the law "On the principles of state language policy" ("Kolesnichenko-Kivalov's Law", 2012).

Paul Glazov's Humorous Cookbook is a video illustration. Although humorous has been written long ago and scandalous law abolished in 2018, it is still relevant.