Lada raised her son alone, trying to invest as much as possible in everything that seemed important to her: books, theaters, museums, exhibitions, a zoo, a planetarium... Perhaps it was during these childhood years that she did not give him what the boy needed no less museums and theaters - warmth, tenderness. But Lada wanted to raise Dimka to be a real man, so she was too principled and demanding where she needed to be just a mother... When her adult son got into trouble, Lada faced a difficult question: will her big boy accept his mother’s help, or is time hopelessly lost? ?