“Otherwise” is a story from the life of an asocial, as they say, young man. Thirty-year-old Daniel does not think much about his actions, and moral standards for him are just a phrase. In a Friday bar fight, he can easily break a bottle over his opponent's head or put a knife to his throat. His main entertainment on weekends, and even on weekdays, is alcohol. His best friends: Alexey and their mutual friend Elena. Danya is constantly in a state of apathy and anger at the world around her. The only joys that happen to him are the opportunity to play football and earn an extra penny through online fraud. People like Danya are called representatives of the modern lost generation. What needs to happen to make such people think about eternal values and rethink their lives? Are they really that lost, and by what actions is it fair to judge a person? Is it possible to look at such a person differently? Contains obscene language.