Vladislav Ikonnikov

What is March 8th? It's spring, the sun, tulips, mom's smile and the anticipation of falling in love and happiness. There is also a fuss, congratulations, queues in shops, flowers and an endless race for gifts. Every year, on this day, there is a global collapse in which everything is dedicated to women. The most ordinary people who face extraordinary situations, and unplanned meetings radically change their lives.

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Ivan accidentally breaks the newest android, created in his own image. To help his father, an engineer, Ivan is forced to pose as a robot in the house of the regional Minister of Innovation Boris and his wife Rita. Ivan will have to deal not only with the threat of disclosure, but also with feelings for the unapproachable daughter of an official.

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Mitrofan is an adult with Down syndrome, who lives alone in the parents’ apartment. Everybody in the house likes him, from the old men playing chess to the children. For them, he is a superhero, managing the light of the entire city. Mitrofan works in a dispatch office, where every day he switches on and off the street lights. His daily schedule is extraordinarily exact: he goes to the bus stop, the tram approaches, he returns and is met by the mongrel Pepsi. But one day the usual routine is disrupted. Can Mitrofan find the meaning of life again?

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Kostya is an unusual charming guy who doesn't know much about the world around him. Lech is a street artist who thinks he understands everything about this world. The friendship between them is a pure accident. But it is she who will turn their ideas about the world upside down. Every day Kostya and Lech will discover new facets of life to each other and others. And Kostya will carefully turn every amazing discovery into a letter and send it to a person he doesn't even remember the last time he saw — his mother.

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Mitrofan is an adult with Down syndrome, who lives alone in the parents’ apartment. Everybody in the house likes him, from the old men playing chess to the children. For them, he is a superhero, managing the light of the entire city. Mitrofan works in a dispatch office, where every day he switches on and off the street lights. His daily schedule is extraordinarily exact: he goes to the bus stop, the tram approaches, he returns and is met by the mongrel Pepsi. But one day the usual routine is disrupted. Can Mitrofan find the meaning of life again?

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