Once upon a time, 20 years ago, the rock group "Uncle Alik" thundered throughout the country, and its leader named Alik basked in the glory. Now no one remembers them, and former celebrities work part-time at weddings, at the Old Tram club, or even just in an underground passage. But one day Alik meets his old friend Misha, who offers to organize his concerts in America. Everything is fine, there's only one problem - Alik is divorced, and the embassy doesn't like to issue visas to unmarried people. Misha invites Alik to urgently find himself a wife. At the same time, the cute English teacher Lyalya is having an interview at her friend's company, which helps educated girls find prestigious jobs. Lyalya is good for absolutely everyone, except for one thing: she is not married.

Perekryostok

The popular TV journalist Sergei Kupriyanov recently became the country's main television personality and began to make his own program. But success, money, and fame cannot fill the void in a marriage relationship. Sergei's wife Irina lacks his love and warmth, and Sergei himself is looking for novelty, which he finds in the arms of his charming colleague Lena when Irina leaves for St. Petersburg.

Give Me the Moonlight

What should I do if life has failed? What should I do if my daughter's happiness depends on the future visit of the groom — the heir of the Spanish grandee? What should I do if the groom's father is obsessed with titles and wealth? The only way out is to turn into a rich lady for the day. Street vendor Ani, with the help of her many friends and acquaintances, cannot help but cope with this task. A brothel owner and a young conman, a judge and the mayor of New York himself are involved in an incredible cycle of events. They play out a whole performance in front of the groom and his father against the backdrop of skyscrapers, cars with horns, women's lace umbrellas and incendiary jazz melodies, and in this gala performance Anya plays the role of a real socialite…