Couriers

Gosha, 20, who was born into a wealthy Moscow family, is “sitting out” his pants in the 4th year of medical university, but he really wants to become a director. One day, he tells his mother that he is quitting medical school and will go to film school. The mother is ready to let her son fulfill his dream, but only if he proves that he can live for at least three months without guaranteed financial support. As a result, adult life falls on yesterday’s teenager: he needs, at least, to find a place to live and earn at least some money for food.