Our days seem to be stability, transparency, some household appliances. The main character, who moonlights as an extra at rallies, agrees to work for a lot of money on a government project that requires complete secrecy and dedication. Together with the film crew of one of the main TV channels in the country and a producer-curator, he goes to Siberia, where (it turns out!) there is a civil war, which the authorities carefully hide from the rest of the country so as not to cause mass protests and revolutions of any color. Journalists are supposed to film the most ordinary news as if nothing is happening, and the main character portrays a conscientious official, but the situation (as often happens in war) quickly gets out of control, if it ever was there at all. Contains obscene language.