After returning from the army, Ivan Zakharov spends the night with his lover Taney, the daughter of a district police officer. In the morning, Father Tani sees the two of them and demands that Ivan marry the girl. Ivan is forced to agree, although in another city he is expecting a pregnant bride Olya. On the wedding day of Ivan and Tanya Olha arrives in the village, she sees that her lover has deceived her. She begins premature birth.

It's been 20 years. Olga marries Fyodor, a noble man who marries her and adopts her child. They have two children: the eldest Ivan (son of Olga) and the younger Rita (joint daughter). Ivan has a one-namesake, a charming village guy at karate classes, whom he once brings home to introduce to his family. It turns out that this is the son of Tanya and Ivan Zakharov, who died shortly after the wedding.

Pregnant girl Lesya without much prospects for the future lives in anticipation of a miracle. In exchange with her friend Olga, she works as a night shop in a kiosk. During the day, she sleeps to hear no complaints from her unemployed mother. Because of this, the girl calls herself an owl.

Every night, as she changes, Lesya thinks that something will happen and her life will change. Every morning, a girl, depressed by what happened, goes home.

Day and night, the reality and the terrifying dreams of the heroine are intertwined - both in a dream and in reality she is doomed to equal loss.

The film is part of the feature film series Ukraine, goodbye!