Marriages take place in heaven. This is always the opinion of the main character of the film Anton - the head of the media holding. But the sudden events made him think that the heavens do not always have time to cope with their task, and then people come to the rescue: the marriage agency "Hymenaeus", which specializes in marriages with wealthy people and provides Diana-hunters a wide range of techniques for obtaining the desired trophy.

Suspecting his marriage of being a product of a glorious agency, Anton conducts a journalistic investigation, engaging private detectives and computer hackers, trying to find out the truth. However, the truth is much closer and reveals itself to Anton herself. And the information obtained with such difficulty, unread, flies into the fireplace, because the marriage god Hymenaeus can also be empty and test his feelings for strength.

In March 2020, the film’s auteur, Anar Azimov, found himself trapped in a foreign city under COVID-19 lockdown, and his film project was cancelled due to the quarantine. Using his smartphone, he decided to make a docufiction about his situation. The documentary videos the film consists of are spontaneous. They mostly depict things rather than people, which stresses the quarantine realities, with social life almost non-existent. The voice-over narration is mostly documentary as well. The narrator-protagonist is fictional, but his circumstances are mostly the same as the auteur’s, and his voice belongs to the auteur himself.

“MacGuffin” is a famous cinema term invented by Alfred Hitchcock to define something non-existent in the story for the characters to search for to lure the audience’s attention. The protagonist himself recognizes he’s searching for his wife in a city she’s far away from. Yet, the true MacGuffin is the very protagonist. He’s searching for himself, for his creative and romantic identity – and eventually finds he no more exists.