Based on the novel Masha and the Sea by Lada Luzina.

Masha loves the sea very much. She also loves Denis. She is going on holiday with him. But Denis suddenly changes his plans, and no one is going anywhere… However, the world is not without good people. Linda, a girl she knows, is going to Crimea with her fiancé Shurik, to her dacha, and invites Masha to come along. There, on the picturesque Cape Fiolent, shrouded in beautiful legends, Masha's idea — “The sea is like love. Love is like the sea”. Tender feelings develop between Masha and Shurik, who are similar in character and temperament. They are uncomfortable, ashamed, and resist, but you can't order your heart!

The second movie of the adventure film "With a Stool through the Himalayas".

China and Tibet. Through the Chinese wall of bans, through sabotage by native officials, through blockades and passes of the Himalayas, monasteries and deserted trails, through mountain sickness and personal strife, a lost stool, underground and illegal, thousands of miles of hitchhiking - break into the green jungle! Across the Mountains - to the Ocean. They were convinced that it was impossible ...

     Movie One: The King's Horse
     Movie Three: The Stool

The film tells about a love story worthy of the Decembrists. The story of a young Ukrainian writer-satirist Pavel Mikhailovich Gubenko and actress Varvara Alekseevna Maslyuchenko.

In 1933, the famous writer-feuilletonist Ostap Vishnya, like many people of his time, was arrested on false charges and sentenced to 10 years in camps. Ostap's wife, Varvara, writes to Maxim Gorky's wife and seeks the right to live next to her husband. The first year of life near the camp on the Kola Peninsula, the couple lives from date to date, but then the Cherry is transferred to another place, where even correspondence is prohibited. Judging by the film, five years pass like this. Varvara and her daughter are evicted from Arkhangelsk, and they move to the Ryazan region.

Ostap wanders around the camps, more than once finding himself on the verge of life and death, but he meets wonderful people. It was at this time that he writes in his diaries: "If I had not met wonderful people, wonderful doctors, I would not have been in the world."

In 1955 Ostap Vishnu was rehabilitated, and in 1956 he died in Kiev of a heart attack.

The film includes unique documentary footage of the farewell of Kiev residents with their favorite writer.