1837, Black River. Dantes' bullet wounds Pushkin, and soon the poet dies. This is the well-known version, familiar to us from school. But at the same time, this duel, shrouded in secret, haunts Pushkin scholars to this day. “What if it wasn’t quite like that?” – the authors thought. What if, at the moment when the bullet was already flying towards the poet, he fell into a “wormhole” - a tunnel in time and space - and found himself in the Future? Where there are “monkeys” and skinheads, television and a bunch of other wonders... Is there room for love, inspiration, creativity? Will “Our Everything” be able to accept the instantly changed world and prove itself in the 21st century?