Красные браслеты (2015) Драма. Все серии Full HD

[Music] This is our hospital, the largest hospital in the district, and from the outside, it looks like a seaside resort or a huge blue ship, doesn't it? You'll ask yourself, why stand here looking for so long? Good question, try to answer. In general, a hospital is like a small world. Well, it's like a model of the big world. That is, everything here is like in ordinary life, but there are some things you're not used to. For example, you can't lock yourself in your room and play loud music like at home. You see the sea from your window every day, but you can't go out and play ball with the guys in the yard. Yes, you'd even agree to do homework just to be able to go to school and see [Music] friends. School, beach, football – all that remained in another [Music] life. And here you constantly look at the walls of your ward. Doctors surround you, and those who come to visit you. A hot air balloon slips through the jungle, a night fire, like an ambulance. It even seems to me sometimes that time has stopped, as if it's all one big day that drags on and on, and nothing happens. But that's not true, a lot is actually happening here. [Music] I think you can definitely find a reason to live here. You'll ask yourself, [Music] why? You'll ask yourself, why? My name is Romka, and I've been in this hospital for the fourth month. I haven't made any friends yet, but I definitely will. Every morning I imagine that something will happen today and everything will change. [Music] You don't know us. They're going to operate on us today. I can't say for sure, the doctor decides. And they told us that today, so we arrived early. What's your name? Lena. Lena, don't worry, everything will be fine. You still have a full examination. The anesthesiologist will look at you. The doctor will come in and tell you everything. You just need to wait a little. Great. Hi. Hi. Hello. Make yourselves comfortable. Oh, who's this new roommate? How did you guess? He's here for long? Thanks for answering. Thank you. What's his name? Dima. Dima. Will you give him some? He can't before the operation. Operation? How scary. Don't pay attention to him, he's completely... I'm Yulia. And this is Oleg. Lena, very nice. What kind of operation? I have a tumor in my leg. Cancer. They're going to cut off my leg. I love this silence. No one knows what to say. Well, yes, it happens. But this silence is nothing compared to this. Hey Oleg, stop showing off. Hey, do you hear me? I have the right not to. Thanks. Eat it yourself. What, Dima? Do you want me to show you how everything is arranged? We're waiting for the doctor. Denis, is it? He's not a doctor, he's an intern. Anyway, they definitely won't cut you today. At best, tomorrow. Let's go. Okay, I see. Mom is against it. I'll ride alone. Hey! And who's going to clean up after themselves? As always, you owe me. He's always like that. And someone else lived a normal life at this time. Just when nothing hurts you, you don't think about those who are sick, let alone those who are in the hospital. Well, I, for example, didn't think about it. And none of these guys who are playing football now are likely thinking about it either. Damn it, you! You what? I didn't see him anywhere. Where did you see him? [Music] It happened. You never know when it will end. Normal life. It can happen at any moment. Bang, and illness has caught you. And no one cares that you were the coolest guy in class a second ago. You were a healthy person, and now you're a patient. [Music] [Music] Oleg! Oleg, stop! I noticed you anyway. Hello, Irina Nikolaevna. Hello, my friend. You look wonderful. What are you talking about? With the cancellation of the earring? You had a chance to tell me this much earlier. If I hadn't been running after you all over the department. You're running after me. Yes, we're going to study now because you haven't been in class for 2 days, if you remember. Actually, I was in rehabilitation. Okay, don't try to talk your way out of it. You don't have rehabilitation for another hour. Why don't you believe me? I started bleeding. I was at a dressing change. So, we're calling the rehabilitation department now. They'll confirm everything for us. Okay, you win. How can you not love the Russian language? I don't understand. Oleg, what is it? We're late for class. I wanted to say hello to the guys. And now we're developing fighting spirit and thirst for knowledge. As you say, the great and mighty Russian language. Yes, yes, yes, that's a very correct approach. Good morning, everyone. Hello. Hello. Hello. Have a good lesson. And to you. So, my friends, we started parts of speech last time, and adjectives. We started, yes. Lexical-grammatical categories. Today we will cover and distinguish adjectives. Relative adjectives. We are studying. Write it down. We've already done all the parts of speech in school last year. About adjectives. Beautiful. He's just surprised that we're going over everything ten times. I didn't want to come at all. And write down next to it. Adjectives. Wooden. My leg hurts. No. Doesn't it hurt to be like that? Pay close attention. Beautiful. This is an adjective. It belongs to the category. I heard that all disabled people are idiots. I don't know about idiots. Relative adjectives. Wooden. Relative adjectives. As a rule, they have a derived base. I'm not introducing myself. Write it down. Yes, as a rule, they have a derived base, unlike qualitative ones. Kristina. And in this case, it can always be replaced by a noun with a prefix. Wooden. You're distracting me a bit. Sorry, Kristina. It's nothing. We're recalling syntactic functions. If beautiful, wooden. Can you hear me at all? I'm not sick. Let me go home. You're so fast. I told you, the doctor will come now, look at you, and we'll find out everything. Just wait here in the ward. I don't want to lie with sick people. [Music] Wait for the doctor. And this guy, is he by any chance... He's in a coma. So be careful with him. What? Be careful with him. Anyway, he's not... Okay, so if you do anything to him, I'll have a serious talk with you. So, wait for the doctor, dude. I liked this guy right away. He smelled of sun and football. And I love football. Anyway, I realized we'd become friends. I knew he'd do that. Everyone does that when they see me. They think I'll wake up. [Music] Hi, Vlados. Hi. How's your day going? Yes, as always, lots to do. When will they give you a prosthesis? It's about time. I can't wait. I want a new leg so badly. I can't anymore. And where will you go on your new legs? First thing? Anywhere, as long as I get out of here. Well, home, to friends. I'd even go to school with pleasure. And who were you in your company? In what sense? Well, in every company, there are six types of people: leader, handsome guy, smart, indispensable, second leader, who could be a leader if the first one wasn't there. Well, and a girl. A girl is a must. Uh-huh. Well, of course. You've laid it out normally. I didn't lay it out. A book by one psychologist was lying around. I used to do this. I read it, but nothing stuck. I don't remember anything, except about the six types of people. Well, the funny thing is, there were six of us in our company too, counting me. Well. And who were you? Well, indispensable. Leader. What's the difference? Without the indispensable person, the company will fall apart. Oh, like a mascot. And without the leader, everything goes on as before. I see. Well, then I was the leader because I left for the hospital. And for them, everything remained the same. Immodest, yes. I said it. Well, and who were you? I'll tell you immodestly too. I was the handsome one. Yes. You can't deny us modesty. It's [Music] Yes, hungry. Yes, I'd share with her, but you have an operation today. Oh, every time I come in, you're always eating. How do you manage? Well, actually, I have cancer, you know. I remember. You'll be a good doctor. Yes, yes, Dima. Well, there won't be an operation today. I told you. They're already taking him. So today... Well, okay. And can I at least feed him? He hasn't eaten anything all day. Well, of course, you can. You even have to. I'll tell them to bring you lunch. You eat too. Lena, can you rest today? Uh-huh. Well, okay. I'll call Dad and tell him there's no operation today. Say hello to him. You're not upset? No, it's fine. So, let's go. Where will we ride? Here and there through the corridors. Will you ride through the corridors with Mom? And I suggest a tour of the hospital. I won't offer twice. And put on pajamas, otherwise you look like a visitor. I hate it when they see me with them. [Music] Let's find you something tasty. Listen, I know where the nurse hides the pastries. So, we'll drive up to the post, and I'll show you. Listen, maybe we shouldn't. Great, Grisha. Yes, calm down. You can't miss such a moment. I remember before my operation, I threw a party. Seriously? Well, yes, the doctor advised it. And I thought, why not? The leg deserved it. I think you should do something too. No, I'll pass. Yes, you need to say goodbye to your leg, otherwise you'll have phantom pain. What? You'll have hallucinations. You'll think you feel your leg, but in reality, it's not there. I have a plan. You be on the lookout. [Music] Purely stealthily. Carefully. Purely on the lookout. Stay. [Music] Uh-huh. He's coming. [Music] He's coming. What? How did it go? Well, nothing. Only I'll get hit on the head tomorrow. Yes, I will. Listen, they came to me. Yes, yes, yes. Let's go. I'll be glad to hear you, brother. So, where are your parents? Dad's at work. When will he be free? No idea. His whole day is scheduled. So, here's the deal: I'm on duty until evening. I hope your dad comes by then. So, wait. I don't understand. Am I staying here overnight? Where are you rushing to? A wonderful place. [Music] Relax. And what are you staring at? [Music] Oh, look. Someone must have crashed their car or something. Why do you think that? Well, when there's a siren, it's always [Music] an accident. Denis, what happened to him? The guy crashed his car. I told you. Please stay here. Grandpa. I see. I'm his grandfather. I understand. Stay here. So, head, X-ray. [Music] Listen, it didn't turn out very well with these pastries. Well, actually, yes. Do you know how much trouble we'll get into for this? I don't even know how we'll get back to the floor now. Damn, I allowed this. Yulka brought me a pastry. Well, and I already put it in the nurses' fridge. Why didn't you say so right away? No, it's more interesting this way. It was fun. And who did you invite to your party? Legs? Well, those who had at least some relation to it. For example, the guys I played football with. And I invited the girl who once stroked my leg. Seriously? Well, yes. But nothing interesting happened further. It didn't go beyond flirting. Do you have a girlfriend? No. And you? I had one, but she couldn't handle it. In short, breaking up with my leg. Listen, are there any girls in this hospital? Of course, they're on another floor. So, are we going to have a party? Well, I don't have anyone to invite. I don't know anyone. All my friends stayed home. Listen, and who were you in your company? In what sense? Well, I have a friend with whom I go to physical therapy, and he read something that in a company there should be... Well, like, six types of people: leader, second leader, smart, handsome, indispensable, girl. So, who were you? Well, I don't know. Well, you're smart. Well, normal. But you can be the second leader, who could be a leader if the leader wasn't there. Cool. And who are you then? Handsome, perhaps? I'm the leader. Listen, let's form a group ourselves in the hospital. Find people. Let's have a party. Legs. Well, I don't know. It's somehow strange. What's strange? I'll die of boredom in this hospital sooner than from cancer. The hardest part will be finding a girl. Yes, damn it. Do you know how many are hanging themselves here out of boredom? I saw one today. Very bold. Want me to introduce you? Let's go. [Music] Let's go. Excuse me, can I smoke here? No, you can't smoke anywhere here. This is my secret smoking spot. So, should I clean up after you as an unwanted witness? And can I have a lighter? Is there a child lying here? Yes, my son. What, does it look like? Maybe I came to visit someone. Ordinary visitors immediately run away from the hospital under the pretext of smoking. How long have you been here? Four months. My son is also in a coma. I sympathize. Nothing, nothing, everything will be fine. He'll get better. On the contrary, he's successfully missed a whole quarter for a valid reason. And what about yours? A tumor of the tibia. They'll amputate his leg. Yes, indeed. And unlike you, I can't say that everything will be fine with him. A new leg won't grow for him. He'll be able to lead a normal life. Now there are orthopedic prostheses. We have a boy in the yard who walks with one. Nothing, it's even unnoticeable if you don't look closely. But girls will look closely. People at school, then at university. But he had a normal life. Excuse me, please. Don't apologize. I understand you very well. Very well. And you come visit me. Room 233. And we're in 235. Uh-huh. We'll be on a first-name basis, okay? My name is Marina. Lena. Well, don't hang your [Music] nose. Alexander Fyodorovich. Yes. Well, what is it? Nothing. Everything is fine. He dressed easily. Thank God. Yes, but he'll have to stay in the hospital. How long? Well, at least three weeks. Damn it. Yes, he has three fractures and a concussion. Have the parents been informed? No, there's no one. We're alone. I see. Then we'll have to decide. It's just that Anton is 17 years old, and ideally, he should be admitted to the adult ward. But I think he'll be more comfortable with teenagers, that is, in the children's ward. What do you think? He'll decide for himself. Well, but he's still in shock after the accident. Ah, well, you decide then. Well, okay. I think he'll be better off in the children's ward. We'll bring him to the ward soon, and then we'll inform you. Thank you. All the best. Goodbye. Anton, sorry for the stupid question. How are you feeling? [Music] Normal, old man. You shouldn't have let him drive alone. Yes, it's fine. It was even fun until [Music] I crashed. Do you believe she's beautiful? Well, her face, yes. But her figure, not very. Fat. Uh-huh. Doesn't fit through the door. Look. [Music] Look. Listen, she's really skinny, somehow. What did you want? This is a hospital. But her face seems pretty. Yes. I don't see. Oh, look, she's going to throw up. What? What? I swear, she's going to throw up. Seriously? I wasn't going to throw up. Calm down. Yes, vomit. Health to us. We don't care what you're doing here. But we need you to come to our party. Where? 235. What, like some pajama party? Well, you can come in pajamas. So, Dima's leg is being amputated tomorrow. We decided to celebrate. Very funny. Actually, it's true. They're amputating your leg tomorrow, and you decided to throw a party. So, you're coming? They'll hardly let me go. Guys. Well, if you decide to come, it starts at 10. Okay. Listen, she's really skinny, somehow. Because she can't eat. It's called anorexia. Eat and vomit. Eat and vomit. What do you think? Will she come? I don't think so. She'd fit perfectly into our company. What's she hesitating for? I don't understand how you can hesitate when you're being offered something. Two leaders. By the way, as the second leader, you should make sure your mom leaves the hospital today, otherwise our party will be ruined. Listen, we'll see. I don't know how. Try, please. It's quite difficult to organize a party in a hospital. Few people manage it. But I'm lucky. Every day they throw a party for me. Okay, let's not do this. I don't need clowns. Goodbye. Calm down, calm down. This is not for you, this is for him. He's also in a coma. What? What? He sees and hears everything. Well, of course. Look, look how he's smiling now. Attention, attention! All cameras on Roman, our outstanding striker. This is impossible! Five goals! Five goals in a row! Stands, do you feel the support of your fans? Fans support you, Roman! Roman! Roman! We love you! So, what's wrong? We're supporting Roman! Roman! Roman! Let's support him together! Damn, and he's actually smiling. Otherwise... Otherwise... What happened to him? An accident. And how long ago? 3 months. And his parents? What about his parents? What about his parents? They love him so much that they come to him every day. They come to him every day. So they love him. And Mom? Mom? She dresses him up. How does she dress him up like that? She loves him so much that she even started dressing up as a clown so he would smile. Can I ask you something? Look. What are you talking to him about? Okay. Well, you're his neighbor now, right? I'll be discharged soon. Well, not yet. He's bored in silence. And he hears everything. Deal? Give me five. Give me five. Thank you. Thank you. [Music] Vladimir Ivanovich, could I stay here to look after Anton? I won't disturb anyone here. Stay to look after him. What if Anton wants to steal an ambulance? It'll be hard for me to press the gas in a cast. You're joking. Yes. Alexander Trofimovich, can I talk to you in private? Why in private? You can talk to him calmly in front of Anton. Well, okay. Did you allow him to drive without a license? Alexander Trofimovich, don't you understand that this is dangerous? Yes, Anton drives perfectly. I taught him myself. Sorry, I'm an idiot, of course, I'm guilty. It didn't result in human casualties. Asking such questions. He just wanted to drive. Yes, give me a chance to drive, give me a chance to drive. Well, how could I refuse him? It's your child, of course, but no matter how well he drives, until he turns 18, you have to make some decisions for him. So, there's a free bed here. Make yourself comfortable. Thank you, Vladimir. What happened? Nothing happened. Girl, can I talk to someone about my leg? Are there any doctors here? Let's just not get nervous, okay? I'm not nervous. I'd like to see a doctor. The doctors are all busy right now. Young man, wait a little. Okay. I sometimes think that some people who walk and talk are actually also in a coma. They're so busy with their own affairs that they don't even notice those who love them very much. They want to escape from here as quickly as possible, but it's not that easy. [Music] There was no attempt to deceive here. I wanted to wait from here, and from now on, the world will consist of parallel [Music] lines. Sitting on the sofa, wrapping your legs in a blanket, you puff out your cheeks and say, the events that followed, we will consider [Music] a loss. You can deceive yourself, but you won't deceive friends. Walking over heads, you won't become higher. Shoots in the bright light. Give someone [Music] [Music] - u [Applause] [Music] [Applause] And where will you sleep? In a hotel? Not in a hotel, it's expensive. I rented an apartment. Well, today here, and probably tomorrow too. In general, the first few days. Mom. We told you, please go to the apartment. Please, my dear, I'll stay. Mom, but why? Where will you sleep here? On the floor? You need to get enough sleep. Tomorrow is a very difficult day for both of us. Come tomorrow morning, but now go to the apartment and go to bed. Really? Are you sure? Absolutely. Mom, I'll be fine. Really. Go. I'll look after Dima. We'll have a party now. We'll invite the girls. Great. And where are your parents? Well, my dad is a sailor and spends most of his time at sea. And Yulka, your sister. Did you see her this morning? She's probably terribly worried. I'd go crazy if I couldn't be there. Yes, I've been sick for a long time. I think they're used to it. And what's with your bracelet? They were given to me after my operations. One for each. Six in total. And you never take them off? No, these are the stars on my epaulets. Okay, I see you're having fun here, so I'll probably leave. Okay, Mom, go. Well, are you sure? Absolutely sure? You promise you'll call if... I'll call 100%. I'll come tomorrow at 6 AM. Okay, Mom. Rest. Please, get enough sleep. Well, congratulations. We'll be waiting for [Music] guests. Good evening. I thought you wouldn't come. Yes, I thought you wouldn't come. I've been waiting here for 3 hours. Can I have a minute? We don't know what's wrong with him, but your son has very serious health problems. He needs to be kept here and examined. Well, is there a diagnosis? There is no diagnosis. [Music] I think I should tell you everything. I don't think so. Why scare him? And can we move him to another ward, at least? I don't like that he's lying with a dying person. He's not dying, just in a coma. What's the difference? Maybe in the near future, some possibilities will appear. Not today. I understand. So, you're not needed here today. In general, yes. Yes. Don't worry, we'll look after him here. Well, Lyusha. Apparently, you'll stay here today. Tomorrow they'll bring... they'll bring things. And when will you come? I don't know. Tomorrow I have to fly, and it's unclear when I'll be back. I think I'll fly back, and you'll already be home. Yes. Well, yes. Come on, champion. Hold on. Bye. [Music] Bye, Masha. Do you have a boyfriend? I'm waiting for you to finish [Music] kissing me before bed. Uh-huh. If you need anything, there's a button. Call, and I'll come. Okay? Uh-huh. And if I call... Oleg, sleep. Or I'll stop loving you. We'll deal with the company tomorrow. By the way, I came up with distinctive signs. What? Red bracelets. Here. Thanks, Oleg. What is this? Is it painful? Well, when they amputate your leg, you feel... Not teeth. They're pulling out painful teeth. Are you scared? Yes, very. I'm afraid something will happen during the operation. I'll give you... What will I do without the old leader? And I'll go get you some. No, thanks, no need. Just don't be gloomy. I see you're having a very fun party. I'm right on time. Hi. I still haven't understood what you wanted to organize. Your friend explains it rather uselessly. Well, in general, we were supposed to see off my leg. So, the leg party. I see. Well, in general, he says it's easier to accept that the leg is gone when the operation is already over. I see. Actually, it's awful. Listen, it'll probably be funny for you now, but in general, I'll probably never be able to dance with a girl again. I don't know. I think it's a cool way to see off your leg. It would be cool if you danced with me, if you don't mind. I can, of course. Really? Super. [Music] Slow as in a dream. Fast as a [Music] bird. Following you. My heart [Music] beats. Slow as in a dream. The train rushes. The train will rush. [Music] I don't care if something happens. Yes, Hemul muttered dejectedly. It's not fun at all. Stopping, he turned his wrinkled face to them. Dear Hemul, said Fröken Snork, gently stroking his paw. I have an idea. What if you start collecting some other collection? Well, some... completely [Music] new. Ugh. [Music] So, here we are. [Music] I'll think of something now. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Yesterday was a special day at the hospital. I got a roommate, Ilya. What? Didn't you see him? Where? You didn't see him. [Music] I like him. It's become much more fun with him. Yes, this is not for you, this is for him. He sees and hears everything. Well, of course. And there are new guys in the hospital. This is Anton. You allowed him to drive without a license. He just wanted to drive. Yes, give me a chance to drive, give me a chance to drive. Well, how could I refuse him? This is Dima. They're going to operate on him. What kind of operation? I have a tumor in my shin. Cancer. I love this silence. No one knows what to say. Well, this silence is nothing compared to this. Oleg, we decided to form our own gang. My leg hurts. Doesn't it hurt to be so skinny? Go to hell. And we invited Kristina. She's coming. Listen, let's form a group ourselves in the hospital. Find people. Organize a party. Legs. In every company, there are six types of people: leader, handsome guy, smart, indispensable, second leader, and a girl. A girl is a must. I saw one today. Very bold. Want me to introduce you? Well, we need you to come to our party. Dima's leg is being amputated tomorrow. We decided to celebrate. Very funny. Listen, it'll probably be funny for you now, but I'll probably never be able to dance with a girl again. I dreamed that someday I would become friends with these guys. They will learn the main secret of life in the hospital: that you can lose something, but gain something new in return. [Music] The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. Being with you at the right moment is a property of left-handers known to many. The clouds this summer will probably be

The clouds this summer will be especially good. [music] Oh oh [music] Yeah B [music] I've been lying in the hospital for a long time, and nothing has happened to me all this time. Every day is like the previous one. And sometimes it happens that you've just arrived, and the very next morning your life changes forever. [music] I can even feel from my ward how scared Dima is. It's not scary that you're lying on the operating table with a bunch of instruments around you. It's scary that nothing depends on you anymore. [music] A crowd of people walks around, and they decide what will happen to you next, and each of them has their own [music] task. But all this is already happening without your participation. And you just have to break through. [music] [music] Well, how's your mood? It won't hurt. Don't be afraid. Look, you need to count from 10 to one. When you get to seven, you'll already see colorful dreams. But don't rush, okay? And how long will this last? Well, when will I wake up? Well, everything will be very fast. I'll tell you one secret. Choose any most pleasant memory and divide it into two parts. Start thinking about the first part right now, and the second will surface when you wake up, as if nothing happened. I didn't quite understand. Well, I don't know. Do you like pizza? Well, yes, I do. Well, imagine you're taking a big piece of pizza in your hands and starting to eat it. At this moment, you stop. It will end. You'll have a feeling as if these hours didn't happen, and you're still eating pizza. Understood? Yes, I understood what I'll be thinking about. Well, good. Let's start counting. [music] Ten. 8. [music] [music] [music] [music] Anna Markovna, we are ready. [music] With [music] Lena, hi Dima is operating. Yes, I'm aware. The operation will last 3 hours. Did they tell you? Yes, Anna Markovna told me not to come before ten, but I somehow... Yes, I know. Do you think you should be closer to the operating room? Then the support is stronger, right? Something like that. Dima's t-shirt. When Oleg was operated on, I also put on his pants and t-shirt and sat like that until the end of the operation. I also had the feeling that I was next to him. And he was still small then, and the pants weren't specifically small. I took the t-shirt so that he would feel better. If he finds out, he'll almost kill me. He shouted so much that I stretched everything out. And where is Dima's dad? You said he was supposed to come. He's delayed. He'll be here in about two hours. He teaches physics at the university. It's the end of the semester, final year students. He's busy with them. Do you want to go have some coffee? There's a cafe right under the operating room. If you lift your head, you'll see him, as if. Only one wall will separate you. Let's go. The operation has definitely started, and Markovna is pushing this cart about the severed... Or maybe she's saying something else this time? Yes, she came up with a good idea. All my life, do you think there was someone who said they didn't like pizza? What were you thinking about before you went under anesthesia? Nothing. Am I an idiot? I thought about it, and that's it. Well, and then I didn't care. Oleg, they brought new catalogs with prostheses. Oh, and a few samples that I can try on. Oh, this is a good idea. Let's go see you. Cool. Let's go now. [music] By the way, do you remember you told me yesterday about a company of six people? Yes, I'm gathering a gang. There are already three of us. I'm glad you liked this idea. Okay, let's go. Good luck with the fitting. [music] [music] I miss computer games, the sounds that come from them, even the joystick. Before, I used to play PSP all day. Then my mom would come and say, "Stop playing, stop playing, you'll go blind from these games soon." Oh, familiar text. I thought it was my father. And he's a producer? Yes, what difference does it make? Anyway, I'm being discharged today. Won't there be a room today? No. Well, today is a super day for Romka. Yes, every day is super for him. He lies around all day, sleeps. Not life, but a fairy tale. Today is his birthday. Seriously? He's probably having fun. Let's play something together, for example, hide-and-seek. He hides, and we look. Well, let's go. Get your butt up. Wow, how you communicate. You should thank him for that. Just don't want to swear in front of Marina. I don't understand. Where am I lying, in prison or in a hospital? And how do you talk to Marina? Is that normal in your opinion? Maybe you're just pretending to be a small child who can do anything. Apologize immediately. Yes, now, because of your zero sense of humor, I have to apologize. Yes, interesting. So, I have a list of procedures for you today, so let's not waste time. Sit down. Let's go. That is, I'm not being discharged today. No, you're not even being discharged after the weekend. I told you, we have many surprises for you. You know, maybe we'll start with a painful procedure, and I'll specifically ask them not to give you anesthesia. You're a cool guy. It's not a problem for you. Everything. Sit down. Let's go. Excuse yourself to Romka too. Yes, damn it, he's sleeping. Apologize. Apologize. Are you satisfied? Yes, now I'm satisfied. Sit down. Let's go. We need to do an X-ray. What else today? Today, today, everything. Wow, you're a swindler. Happy birthday. [music] How long can you play? You can't see anyone around you. Go talk to someone. Look, there are guys, a whole company. I don't know them. Well, go get acquainted. I have a friend, Kolya. Go and get acquainted. Who am I talking to? What should I say to them? What difference does it make? Just say something. They'll see that you're a good boy. You'll become friends right away. Mom, no. Either you make friends now, or I won't give you the console. Choose. Go ahead. Go ahead. [music] Hi. Are you lost? Yes, I want to play with you. Can I? My name is Roma. So, Roma, see that tower there? Yes. High? No, not that one, look higher. If you jump from there, we'll take you. Are you guys crazy? You have to be crazy to jump from there. Those are the rules. Scared? [music] [music] [applause] Oh. [music] [applause] [music] Sometimes silence speaks louder than a thousand words. I would really like to wake up and tell you that you are not to blame for anything. [applause] [music] Are you going for X-rays? Well, wow, they studied there. It's okay, we'll wait. We are patient. Yes, Ilya. And where are you going? To try on his prosthesis. That's great. Maybe we can go now, or are we stuck in traffic? Calm down, boy. Train your patience. We'll get the map now and go. You were admitted yesterday, right? Yes. Well, it won't be for long. I'll be out in a couple of days. Everyone says that. What's your name? Listen, I don't need all these hospital acquaintances. So, go on, walk away. What, are you insolent? Are you like a tough guy? Yes. What are you looking at? Understood. Where did you dig up this character? On the floor with the simpletons. So, it's probably bad without a leg, right? It's probably bad without brains, right? Yes, let's go. Hi, hi. How's the operation? Dima hasn't finished yet. No, we're still waiting. It suits you. Yes, thanks for the invitation. Where are you going? Yes, I need to give these tests. Which ones? Doesn't matter. Well, as usual. Although, what to check? Urine in blood, blood in urine? We don't know. Okay, good luck. You don't want to talk. I don't want her to see me trying on a prosthesis. Understood. [music] Pulse, blood pressure dropping. Tanya, check. [music] Oxygen. Adrenaline, 1 milligram, draw up. Atropine into the vein, quickly. Defibrillator to 150. I've heard this sound many times since I got here. It doesn't necessarily mean the end for everyone. Step back. Discharge. Atropine, quickly. Another discharge. No effect. Discharge. This sound means that a person is between life and death in this strange space. They can wake up or get stuck here for a long time, like me. The most surprising thing is that people come to me in this borderline state, and we can even communicate. Hi. Hi. Do we know each other? Yes, we met in the hospital. In which hospital? Where? [music] I, I'm Romka. I've been in a coma for four months, and that's why I'm always stuck here, 24/7. And what am I doing here? You're having surgery, and it's unclear whether you'll stay here or go back. Another discharge? No effect. Do you hear? Adrenaline. Another discharge. They're trying to bring me back. Yes, with all their might. Listen, I'm bored here alone. How about we swim? [music] Well, I don't know. I probably shouldn't do anything here if I can go back. Don't worry, it doesn't matter. If you go back, you'll go back anyway. Let's go. It'll be cool. Let's go, let's go. Just a warning, the water is cold. 2nd discharge. Everything is working. Heart is there. Well done. [music] Boy, they did it. You'll be back soon. Can I ask you something? Of course. Talk to my mom. Room 233. Tell her she's not to blame. Okay, okay. But I'm afraid she won't believe me. She will. Tell her I miss her syrniki, even though they're always burnt. [music] Okay, it was nice talking to you. Bye. See you. [music] Pulse is present. Breathing is normal. Anna Markovna, you can continue. Dexamethasone administered. Alyosh, hi, boss. It's me, Ilyukha. Didn't recognize me? Rich, so I'll be. What? Yes, I'm stuck in the hospital. Uh-huh. Well, it's okay. I'll get out of here soon. Well, will you come to visit me? Pash, you're disappearing. Pasha, wait a minute. It's too loud here. I'll call you back. I hope you understand that you're being heard very loudly. What? Well, look, you've made 23 calls, talked for 3 minutes. My head will explode listening to you. Okay, no offense. Okay. It's just that the connection in my ward is bad. So I came to you. Yes, I'm not offended. You don't have to justify yourself. I'm even interested. Why do you need to call so many people? I think it's obvious. No one wants to see you. Everyone has exams at school, and no one can come here. Yes, who the hell would go to some hospital? So you have no friends. Well, what do you know about my friends? If you're really bored, you can sit with me, but quietly. Yes, why the hell do I need you? I probably need to make these calls. Well, then somewhere else. Sorry. Hi. Hello, Anton. Hi, Grandpa. Your new friend? Oh no. To become his friend, I need to call him. You're kidding. That's good. So you're feeling okay? Yes, I'm better. Everything will heal soon. I'll be completely new. Don't worry. That's wonderful. I brought you something. Or rather, someone? Yes, an ampullaria. [music] A real Serafima. Why Serafima? I don't know. It looks like Tortuga. And what is Tortuga? A turtle in Spanish. The snail crawls like a turtle. Turtles have legs, and it has suction cups. Well, it's after surgery and feels fine. That's funny. And why did you come? You can't lie at all. When you lie, your eye itches. And you're very attentive. What are you choosing? Trying to be good, but it's very expensive. Well, your parents will help you. My father is supposed to, but I haven't told him anything yet. So far, I can only afford this. It looks like a pirate's leg. Can you [music] look? And you know what my dad does? He always looks at everything in the assortment, and then says, "We'll think about it and come back." Well, that's not very good. What's wrong with that? Let's try on the leg of your dreams. I really like this one. Look. Well, try it on, Oleg. I'm serious. Try it on. Well, good afternoon. Hello. Hello. Excuse me, can I try it on? Everything? Show me everything you have. Well, okay. [music] Cool. A hydraulic knee. Peas. Catalogs. What else to look at? Wait. Here's another one, military-style, kind of fashionable. Cool. What else do you have? Let's have everything. Well, let's try feeding. Try it, Grandpa. Despite everything, the hospital can be very interesting. It would seem like the same place, but people experience completely different emotions here. Grandpa, she'll die if she eats non-stop. It's like you're making plov with [music] snails. She's eating. Grandpa, I see. She's really eating. She is. Wow. Okay. If you have a friend next to you who always supports you, it's good. And it's bad if you're closed off to everyone, if you're empty inside. Hello, Anton. Vl. And what is this? Masha, this is Serafima. Serafima is Masha. Meet. What Serafima? Are you crazy? We're not even allowed to bring animals to the hospital. It's a mollusk. Masha? Yes, what difference does it make? Anton, you brought her now. Why? To please Anton. To please. Take her home. We have sanitary norms. Mollusks are not allowed. Well, then take her away, Grandpa. Nothing can be done. This is a leg with a dynamic foot and a hydraulic knee with four axes. You're like Iron Man. It looks very cool. And how long have you been without a leg? 9 months. The first payment will be 200,000. [music] [applause] Hi. Hello. I've been looking for you all over the hospital. And we're sitting here eating ice cream. We need to talk, face to face. Procedures are over. You can talk calmly. Thank you. I chose a prosthesis. It's incredibly cool, with hydraulics. It feels like my own. I won't lose my balance. Cool, of course, cool. But the thing is, I only have enough money for a crutch. The prosthesis I want is very expensive, and I need the first payment urgently. I called my father, but he's unavailable. I thought maybe you could lend me some money. She'll give it to me, I'm sure. Oleg, let's sort this out. How much do you need? 200. Nothing. I was shocked myself. That's just the first payment. Then in installments. It's a golden leg. Well, it's not my whim. But it's a chance to return to a normal life. Listen, Oleg, I'd gladly lend you money, but unfortunately, I don't have any. It's a huge sum. I don't know where to get it. Damn, I was counting on you. I don't understand. I can't help you with anything. Okay, thanks. I'll figure something out. [music] Hi. How are you? Did something happen? I don't know. They didn't tell me what happened. Yes, they're talking about you. I don't know. He got worse. Where have you been at all? Your child is being operated on, and you're not even there. Lena, what? Lena, did you even look him in the eye when they took him to surgery? [music] Lena, hello. Hello. Dima is fine. The operation went well. He'll be in intensive care for some time, and then we'll move him to a ward. His [inaudible] was completely removed. You don't have to worry. When can I see him? Well, definitely not today. He needs to rest a little. Maybe tomorrow. All the best. [music] Lena, I have to go back. Well, I'm on the commission. I left in the middle of the defense. Are you serious right now? Well, circumstances are like that. While he's recovering, I can't help you here anyway. You'll just get more nervous and irritated. [music] They gave it. Where? [music] Do you want to? Everything happens very quickly in the hospital. People's moods change very quickly from great joy to great sadness and vice versa. Let's hurry up with that. Tim, hey. He's like a vegetable. Good to joke like that. No, but what's wrong with that? Look, kiss him too. He's thinking. Lips are not stupid. He's talking about a kiss. How should I know? He's delirious. Kiss, please. Yes, he's kidding. I won't kiss him. No, well, the guy just had his leg cut off. He feels bad. I think he deserves a bonus. Let's go. [applause] [music] [applause] Kiss again. Wow, the guy got into it. Come on, kiss him. Oleg, I knew you were here. And what are you guys doing? Masha. We have a kiss club here. For example, I'm counting on myself. Yes, seriously? Yes. Are you crazy? Come on, get out of here, quickly. Come on, come on, come on. Dima, bye. You too. Kiss me too. Well, that's not for me. [music] A guy across the ocean, through people and a dark road, I'm going into the past. Not tests, but parallel worlds. [music] [applause] [music] [applause] It's a shame you won't be able to buy this prosthesis. I'll figure something out, don't worry. And where's your boyfriend? Nowhere. We broke up. Was that your classmate? Yes, a year older. And do you have a girlfriend? No, we broke up. Why? Well, she doesn't like guys without legs. That's just sad. Not normal. And you have a different story, right? Yours, like, found out you were in the hospital and started visiting you with incredible force. Very funny. Yes, no, it's just that I ended up in the hospital, we stopped seeing each other, he stopped calling, and that's it. Bastard. [music] How do you feel? I feel like my whole life now is crawling to another. Normally. I have to lie down all the time now, right? On the contrary. Anna Markovna will tell you everything. You need to move more for better circulation. Uh-huh. So, during my work in the hospital, I've seen many guys without legs. I realized what you're afraid of. The fact that you're left without a leg. And tonight, go to the mirror and look at yourself full-length. The longer you postpone it, the harder it will be to go through it. Understood? Excellent. Well, let's ride with the wind, instead of dragging ourselves like turtles. [applause] [music] [applause] [music] [applause] [music] [applause] Hi. What are you doing here? I found out you're in the hospital. Here are some toys for you. I didn't call you. Why the hell did you come? Just to visit as a friend. Visit your grandmother and never see me again in your life. Understood? Don't you dare call me your friend. Who do you think you are? And why are you defending him like that? How are you talking? I understand that the only person who wants to talk to you has come to you, and you're treating him like a complete pig. I'll probably leave now. Well, sorry, but not a pig, but a little pig. Hi, Romka. How are you? [music] The end. Well, how are you feeling? Normal. Everything is fine. Don't worry. He's a good boy. You look good. [music] Okay, I'm leaving. I can't look at these. Sit there. Sorry, please. Sorry for what? Where's Dad? Dad? He went to the institute. They called him. They can't manage without him. And he sends his regards. He's very worried about you. Understood. [music] [music] [applause] [music] With [music] Hi, Romy. Listen, thanks for helping me get out of there. And I came to fulfill your request. Well, first, I have a surprise for you. Now you're one of us. I think you should be indispensable. Welcome. Hello. Hi. My name is Dima. All of this will seem strange to you now, but I was with your son when he was under anesthesia. And he asked me to tell you that you are not to blame. He also misses your syrniki very much, even though they are always burnt. Good night. [music] [applause] [music] I feel much calmer. I knew it would be hard for Mom, but now she'll have the strength to fight for me for a long time. Yesterday became a day of losses and gains. Losses for those who thought they had many friends but in reality had none. Losses for those who cannot afford an expensive prosthesis, and finally, very recent losses that are not yet compensated for. [music] [music] [applause] [music] [applause] [music] [music] [music] [applause] [music] [applause] [music] My last attempt to make friends led me to jump straight into the hospital. And it's not so easy to gather a real company here. In every company, there are types of people: a leader, a second leader, a cool, indispensable girl. So, Kristina appeared in the company. It suits you. Yes, thanks for the invitation. We just need to find three more bracelets, and the whole team will be assembled. What's your name? Listen, I don't need all these hospital acquaintances. So, go on, walk away. Understood. Everything. Nikolai. Where did you dig up this character? On the floor with the simpletons. If it's difficult for Oleg to make friends in the hospital, imagine me. I can only communicate with those who... So I met Dima. Hi, hi. How about we swim? I understand why Oleg chose him as the second leader. He's an excellent friend. Bye. [music] See you. I also got my role in the company, the role of the indispensable one. Listen, thanks for helping me get out of there. Now you're one of us. [music] Clouds this summer will probably be especially good. Clouds this summer will probably be especially good. Being with you at the right moment is a well-known property of left-handers. Clouds this summer will probably be especially good. [music] [music] Well, it's very quiet in the hospital. Everyone is sleeping, postponing their problems until tomorrow. But sometimes problems start earlier than the new day arrives. [laughter] [music] [music] Asya, Asya, Asya, help me. [music] Ilya, do you need something? Ilya, did something happen? What's wrong with him? God, Ilya, Ilya, Ilya, can you hear me? Ilya, can you look at me? What's wrong with you? Can you hear me? Please step aside. Yes, what is this? Intensive care. Him, urgently. I don't understand. Everything was fine. Andrey Valentinovich is working today, right? He's on duty. We need to call him. Do you understand what's happening to him? We don't know. Asya, stay here, please. Yes, yes. Hello. Andrey? Yes, hello. Ilya's pulse is weak. I don't know. [music] Let's go. [music] Mask. No pulse. Defibrillator ready. Step back. Discharge. [music] Adrenaline, 1 milligram. Adrenaline administered. [music] Discharge. Heart is present. Venous catheter. Breathing restored. Remove the [music] mask. [music] Ilya, well, hello. Do you see me? Can you hear me? [music] You scared me. Don't do that again. [music] [music] Excuse me. How is Ilya? Everything is fine now. Are you his mother? I'm married to his father. And where is his mother? Died many years ago. Understood. Ilya had a heart attack, cardiac arrest. I don't understand how such a young boy can have a heart attack. We're trying to understand this. We'll do an examination. Possibly this problem arose due to impaired ventricular function. Well, if that's the case, then he should avoid any exertion until we operate on him. But we hope it's not the case. I would really like it to not be the case. And if not, then what? Let's wait for the results and talk. [music] [music] [applause] [music] Dima, tell me, what vacancies do we have available? So, no, wait. Better the one that's occupied. Well, you're the leader. I'm the second leader. Yes, it's rare to meet such modest people. And the assistant? The assistant to the second leader. You're starting. Well, I think it's obvious to everyone that we're the best fit for these roles. Exactly. Leader, continue. Second leader. Thank you, leader. Okay. So, Kristina is the girl. Uh-huh. And is there only one girl in the company? And you want to be the second girl? That's logical. Leader. Second leader. Girl. Second girl. Yulechka, I understand you're aiming for the role of the second girl, but I'm sorry, we can't take you. Why can't you take me? Because I'm fat? Yes, understood. Well, maybe we can take one more girl to our team. Dima, you... Are you kidding? She's joking. He's so kind, your Dimon. I'm just dying. Come on, pull yourself together. And also, I found our indispensable one. It's Romka. So, Ai Phantom, ignore him again. If you ignore him, he'll disappear. I'm trying. I can't yet. Listen, your leg is gone. Let's not talk about what's missing. Who are we missing? Someone smart and handsome. We're missing someone, I think. Tact. It's impossible to treat it so easily. You need to treat it easily, otherwise this damn Phantom will haunt you your whole life. Do you want such a life? No. Well, that's that. Who will you look for, smart or handsome? I think we should look for everyone together. Listen, I bet I'll find both faster. For a thousand. It's obvious you need money for a prosthesis. Let's bet. Let's go. And if you lose, how will you pay? I won't lose. Yulia, what are you doing? Hi, guys. Oh, hi. Hello, Nikolai. Hello. Hello. We need to do a tomography. Who needs to do a tomography? Who? Not me, right? Damn it, how long? I go for tomography like it's a job. Let's go, quickly. I'll accompany you. No, no, no. You stay with Dima and wait for his mom. Okay? Why? I'm normal. I know you're normal. I'm the leader. I'm in charge. Look after him while the second leader... While the leader. Bye. Bye. [music] Leader. Yes, he's really something. He's cool, that's true. When your roommate becomes your friend, it's like finding a new brother you never had. It's much more than friendship. I'll go get the contrast agent. Wait for me here. Listen, bring me a red one. It'll look like I'm drinking a cocktail. Okay. [music] There was no red one. Well, now it looks like Romka, right? Yes. No, no. Did you drink Rom? When? It doesn't look like it. Listen, what happened to that guy?

With which? Well, it's that Bor whom I saw at Mech. He doesn't look very well. Well, you know, his heart stopped last night. No way! Really? You don't know a normal person? No, he's normal, it's just his character that's not sweet, to put it mildly. Yes, to put it mildly. So, will you finish drinking? Yes. What could be better than contrast agent? Rich. Well, let's drink to the bottom. Superman, good luck. Everything, bye. Of course, your signature pancakes won't be made by a robot, but still. Can you imagine, even surgical robots are appearing. It's common? Seriously? No, well, they're not exactly surgical robots, a real surgeon stands at the console, and the robot repeats his movements. But still. We're playing like this. Robot mom will be grandpa, then there will be a robot tailor. Hello. Good day. Hello. So, Anton, are we removing the collar? Are you sure it's time? Yes, everything is fine with it. Does your neck hurt? No, no, it doesn't hurt. Well, excellent. Denis, do you know that there are robotic surgeons? Yes, of course I know. They perform the simplest operations. Oh-ho-ho, a joker. Yes, he's scaring grandpa. No, I was joking. Sorry, Denis. Aren't you afraid that you'll also be replaced by a robot someday? Me too, a robot will replace me, and it turns out that robots will treat robots. Why treat them, just throw them away, that's all. Don't turn your head too much. That's all. Goodbye. It's simpler not to produce them at all. Maybe. [music] Hello. Hello. Come [music] here. What, are you still having breakfast? Yes. Well, it seems you're stuck for a long time. How are you? Fine. Despite the phantom. Phantom, like a ghost? Yes. I feel the phantom of my leg, and it hurts. Is that normal? Probably. It's terribly annoying. But it will pass. Oleg says it will. You just need to forget. Well, Oleg understands this, right? Well, I'm trying to forget, but I can't. There's also this thing. I touch it, and there's nothing there. It's terribly strange. You won't understand. Yes, I will. I have my own phantom too. What is it? My phantom is fat. But you're not fat. I just feel it everywhere. Although many say the opposite, that I'm quite thin. So you feel what isn't there. Listen, I actually need to find two more guys for our company. Can you help me? Well, until I finish all this, they won't let me out of here. What do you need to eat? Well, at least this apple, for example. Let me help you. Let's go. [music] How do you like our hospital cocktail? Stupid joke. I don't understand how anyone can drink that stuff. I don't know. I'm used to it. I'm even trying to distinguish the notes. I wonder what color it is. Actually, it's probably... What is this poison? It's contrast agent. So that areas that need to be examined can be visualized on the tomography. What's wrong with you today? Yes, these idiots say I had a heart attack today. No way. Isn't that too early? Or not? And some other doctor told my father that there might be problems in the ventricles of the heart. I looked it up on the internet, it says it's a disaster. Yes, the internet always writes all sorts of nonsense. At least you look cheerful. Yes. Let's toast to nothing being found. Don't you want to join us? Well, we're gathering a group. I already told you I'm just passing through. And besides, if there are people like you in the group, then I'll pass. What do you mean, not like me? Colleagues, I hear you. You have problems with your ventricles yourself. Well, that's not known yet. Well, are there people like you? Yes, there are people like me. Well, then I'll pass. Great. I'm even glad. We only needed freaks. Yes, yes, yes. Go away. [music] Go away, guys. We're driving in. Oleg, you here. And you here. [music] [music] Hello. Hello. Hello. Pirate. Hello, guys. Hello. Hello. Hello. Good [music] day. I don't know if this has ever happened to you, that someone talks to you as if they're reading your thoughts, as if they understand you without words. Well, hello. It's phenomenal. I hear you talking, but you're not opening your mouth. So, does that mean I'm reading your thoughts? Yes. Cool. So, Anton, what are you doing here? Hello. I'm talking to... What's your name? Roma. What do you mean, talking? In the literal sense. He says his name is Roma. By the way, cool name. I had a hamster named Roma and a dog named Andrey. Such... Okay, enough fooling around. Let Roma rest already. What do you mean, fooling around? And what do you mean, let him rest? He's been resting all day. A second. He says I need to find some Oleg and Dima. They're in the hospital now, looking for people to form a team. Do you know them? Yes, in room 235. And have you already become friends? No, I'm telling you, Roma told me. You're funny, I swear. Roma, Roma, Anton has become my connection to the outside world. For the first time in a long time, I felt like everything was back to normal. I'm healthy and can communicate not only with those who appear in my [music] pool. Hey, what are you doing? What are you doing? I'm asking you, Kristin. Nurse. Why aren't you watching her? Look what she's doing. Give her a new apple. Pay no attention. It's my mom. It's breakfast. You understand. And she has to eat it. What did you eat? I asked her to. Be quiet, please. I'll talk to you later. [applause] Listen, guy, I have no idea who you are, but don't you dare take food from Kristina's plate again. Understood? It was just an apple. What difference does it make? Kristina is sick, and the apple is her medicine. And you took it and ate her medicine, you understand? I didn't know. I really couldn't have imagined. Next time, think before you act. Well, I promise that I will never eat from her plate again in my life. Are you her friend? Yes. Listen, you shouldn't indulge her. She's been sick for a very long time, and she has to eat her own food herself. If you're her friend, please help her. I understand. Can I go back to her? If I see you eating her food again, I'll kill you. And can I eat my own food? A joker. Goodbye. Bye. Hey, that's unfair. Giving away your food is also unfair. Kristina. [music] I have [music] W L in Hold. Now I'm in my and [music] [music] Masha. What? Let's start. Well, lie down on the table. [music] [music] [applause] [music] That's it. The main thing is not to move. [music] [applause] [music] Oleg, are you here? Hey. Oh, wave, wave. Calm down. Sorry. You'll catch me naked soon. Listen, I've seen you naked a hundred times already. And when? When they did your X-ray, tomography. Uh-huh. I saw you, all the way to your esophagus. Well, and how do you like my esophagus? Big, ordinary. But do you like it? Listen, when you grow up, you'll be a dangerous guy. I'm serious. Masha, I'm already dangerous. I see. And what do you say about the results? I'll tell you this, if you have metastases, then you'll have chemotherapy. Damn, can you say if they appeared or not? I can't tell you everything. The doctor will tell you. Well, just once, break the rules. Say no. Wait, he'll tell you everything himself. Well, okay, fine. It's not a problem at all. I can endure as long as you want. Say it. And do you have a millionaire who will help a great guy get a prosthesis? No. Masha, Masha, okay, thanks for that. Let's go. [music] [applause] Guys, wait. They'll take you to the ward now. What? How did it go? It went wonderfully. Did you wet yourself from fear? Shut up. Wait, they'll take you now. Wait. Who do you want? I'm leaving. Wait, I said. Are you trying to catch up with me? You have no idea how to drive. What are you doing? Listen, hey, asshole. Come on. [music] Stop. Stop. You'll get yourself into trouble now. [music] [music] One. Damn, we're stuck because of you too. Because of me? We're stuck because of your wheelchair. The elevator is overloaded. Is anyone there? We're stuck. Help, please. Hey, Luke. What's wrong with you? What are you starting with? Careful. Open your mouth. Uh-huh. Like this. Breathe deeper. Breathe. Open your mouth. Like this. Breathe. Breathe. Yes. Don't say anything. Just breathe calmly. Hear me? Just breathe. Inhale. [music] Inhale. Breathe. Breathe. Like [music] this. Good. Yes. Remember. [music] How are you? It will turn out that you're still playing. It's been a long time in the hospital. Can it be faster? This person is not well. The team has already left. Wait. What? It'll be here soon. Thank you. [music] Hello. Are you lost? No. Are you sure this is your ward? No, no. I know where my ward is. It's further. Then what are you doing here? I'm waiting for Oleg and Dima. Do you know them? No, but Romka told me they're looking for red bracelets. So I came here. I don't understand what you mean, Romka said. Well, how? Literally. He said it. By the way, do you know if they'll be here soon? I think soon. Uh-huh. You don't mind if I wait for them here? Well, wait if you want. Then I have another question. Magazines. Can I read them? Yes. You can read them. Well, that's great. You guys do what you were doing. If you have something to do, of course. And if you have nothing to do, then you can do nothing. [laughter] Thanks. You're welcome. Don't be bored. [music] So, where will we look? For someone smart, new, beautiful. I don't know. Well, you can look either in the yard or in your playroom. Everyone is always there. Listen, we can't just take anyone. We need someone who will stay here for a long time. How to find out? Maybe organize a casting? Damn, we'll subtly ask them and find out who is smart, who is beautiful. And you can't be beautiful? No, I can't. Okay, I was joking. Will you help me eat yogurt? No. What do you mean, no? I won't eat your medicine anymore. Your mom told you that? Yes, and she's right. You just don't want to get better. Listen, I haven't given you any advice about your leg. Did I say anything? No. So why do you think you have the right to interfere? Because I'm worried about you, Kristina. Kristina. Kristina, is everything okay? Kris, Kris, everything is fine. Kris. [music] Kristina. Well, let's go downstairs then. I'm not going on that elevator. It smells like food. We'll hold our breath for five floors. Yes, let's go. [music] [music] In the hospital, there are many dreary places, but sometimes they suddenly become significant. These are places where something good happens to you, where you start to truly know a person, where you find a friend. [music] [music] It's just that everyone here has their own problem, which many try to cope with alone. But if a friend is ready to help you, you reveal your best side, and the one who initially seemed arrogant to you... [music] I feel [music] [music] And what about the redhead, this one? Are you here for a long time? No, I'm being discharged. Do you have friends here? My mom doesn't allow me to talk to strangers. Do you have friends here? Yes. No, everyone here is kind of strange. Listen, please put the camera away. Do you have a hobby? Yes, I like playing computer games. That's all? Just games? Only games. Only games. Only games. And do you have a hobby? Not now. I'm reading string theory now. We'll see. That's too much. So, nothing at all? [music] Nothing. I felt that something had finally started to change in my life. I hoped that I would make friends and we would become a real team. [music] Yes, it's been a short time. Yes, it has. If you're tired, you can tell me where your ward is. They'll come to you themselves. I'll pass it on to them. No, no, I'd better wait. As you wish. I'm just afraid that if I leave, they'll find someone else for their company. And honestly, I've never been in companies, and a red bracelet sounds cool. No, of course. Grandpa says that he and I are a real team, but only two people. It's a bit small. Well, don't say that. For example, Oleg and I are only two, but sometimes it feels like a whole crowd. And are you afraid that your brother... [music] will die? I'm afraid. If you have metastases, then you'll have chemotherapy. Damn, can you say if they appeared or not? I can't tell you everything. The doctor will tell you. Well, what do you say? I don't know. I don't know. Hello. Can I? Knocking. No one taught you? Well, come in. Why are you smoking in the office? Smoking is harmful. I'll figure it out somehow. Okay. Yes, don't worry. I won't rat you out. Oh, thanks. Take off your shirt. Put your things here. Lie down here. Yes. And you left your wheelchair in the corridor? Uh-huh. Why do I need it? I have legs, after all. Actually, you're in the hospital. And there are rules in the hospital. Yes, screw those rules. Andrey Valentinovich told me that everything is fine with our ventricles. The examination is just for show. Uh-huh. Just so the aquamarine doesn't fall. [music] How beautiful you are. Father couldn't ruin the child with a stupid t-shirt. Do you really like it? Or do you just not want to upset me? You're really cool, Dad. What are you doing? Look what I'll show you. How many boyfriends you have. You live richly. These aren't boyfriends, they're red bracelets. Yes. A secret society. Which one do you like the most? Well, girls? So that I like boys? Well, which face do you like the most? Well, this face is okay. Damn, Dad, what are you doing? It's Anton. Well, Anton. And you probably like this one? Yes. Gooey. No, it's Ilya. Ugh, not gooey. Hello. Hello. Dad, are you Dima? Nice to meet you. Hello. How's life? Normal. Thank you. Kristina, can I have 5 seconds? What 5 seconds? Talk, let's go. I'm running. I'll be back in a few days. Yes. And Mom will be tomorrow. Goodbye. Goodbye. [applause] How are you? [music] Does your head hurt often? [music] Sometimes. And heaviness in your arms? Well, sometimes too. What is it? Nothing. We'll just need to do another examination. I'll talk to your doctor. Wipe yourself. Can't you write a certificate saying everything is fine with me and let me go home? No, you can't. You're actually in the hospital. And we have to treat you. So you think we enjoy taking care of you? Well, it turns out so. No. We also really want to say goodbye to you. Likewise. You smoke less, okay? Yes, it's harmful. Yes, yes. [music] Goodbye. Hello. M. Hello. Dima said you're here. And don't you have physical therapy today? Yes. I just don't want to sit in the ward. Why? I tried with Dima. No. What's wrong? Markovna came in this morning. Well, in short, I've been prescribed chemotherapy. In short, metastases were found on tomography yesterday. And where? In the lungs. And when was the chemo prescribed? Well, Markovna says we need to start tomorrow. Okay. I'll go find Markovna and find out everything. And at what time did they say to go for chemo? Tomorrow. I have to take time off work. In any case, I'll take the whole day off. Then let's sit. Yul, I can't anymore. Really. But how else? I understand that it's very difficult, but there's no other way. In short, I'm not kidding. I want to refuse chemotherapy. I need you to go to Markov and sign the refusal. What refusal? Refusal of chemotherapy. Oleg, I won't sign anything. Yes. Yul, damn it. How can you not understand? I don't feel better from chemotherapy. Are you crazy? We're going for chemotherapy tomorrow. Stop having hysterics. Don't yell. Well, sorry. I'm not yelling. You're just saying stupid things. We can't refuse chemotherapy, and you know that perfectly well. Okay, fine. Thank you, Yul. So, Oleg, pull yourself together. I'll go to Mark and find out everything. I'll come in the morning, and we're going for chemotherapy. Understood? Understood. Understood. Uh-huh. [music] Sometimes you get the feeling that the weather seems to guess your mood. All day it was cloudy, you waited for the clouds to disperse, and maybe with them your problems would disappear. But evening comes, and the problems don't go away. Then it's time to make a serious [music] decision. Yan, hello. Hello. Were new patients admitted today? Let's go. What are you doing here? Where is Anna Markovna? She's operating. Urgent? Uh-huh. Understood. Why? Did something happen? No, nothing. [music] It doesn't matter. Listen, Dul, why are the walls in the hospital so [music] boring? Why are they gray? Why not green, not red, not plaid, not polka-dotted? I don't [music] know. It's somehow depressing. [music] You know, listen, maybe we should repaint everything here? You mean, you allow it? Seriously? Of course. Thanks. [music] When it rains, the day in the hospital ends earlier. Patients are visited less often. And if they're not visited, they leave faster. Everyone wants to go to bed as soon as possible to wake up tomorrow. And the rain has already [music] stopped. And who are you? Tolik. Greetings, Tolik. I'm Anton. And why are you so late? Yes, it's not late now. It's 9. Well, I came 2 hours ago. And Ilya was already asleep. So, he's your best friend? Yes. Well, we're not that close friends. He often gets annoyed with me. What do you mean, annoyed? Well, he constantly yells and hits me. Well, not maliciously. So, he hits you in a friendly way? Yes. He doesn't want to hurt me. Just for fun. I didn't expect that, honestly. Listen, Tolik, why are you here then? I brought notes. Commendable. You're a good friend. You know. [music] And you, you're telling me this, or him? To him. Turn around, you'll see. Hello, fatso. What are you doing here? He brought you physics and sociology notes. I can also bring PSP games. Well, bring them. See you tomorrow. Okay. Okay. Okay. Well, why are you sitting? Let's go, Ilya. Let's go. Bye. Bye, Tolik. Nice to meet you.

It was nice to meet you. Ilya, you can't be like that with people. Romka and I are against it. He's Anton. Although, to be quieter, say Romych. There's a conversation. What did you want? Yes, I also doubt about the presence in the red bracelets. Agree, there is something in the word. Exactly, yes, yes, go to hell. Listen, you. What do you think? What color is it better to repaint my ward? Maybe light green. Like pistachio. Well, yes, somehow girlish. Agreed. [music] Oleg, why are you sitting here? We searched for you. I'm waiting for Markovna. Why refuse chemistry? I want to. Listen, I understand that chemistry is bad. But you'll endure one more course. What do you understand? How many courses have you had? And I have 10. Live to five first, and then you'll teach me. Okay, Oleg. Stop it, please. Are you out of your mind? Yes, I'm out of my mind. I just don't want them to transfer me to oncology. Markovna will take me now. I'll tell her everything. What will you tell her? We are all here not of our own free will. In any case, parents will decide everything. And what will they do? Will they forcibly send me there? Listen, I just talked to Masha. She said that Markovna will be operating for at least 2 more hours. In short, I've decided. I won't change my mind. Understood? Yes, please. Your business. Maybe we'll go to Romka for now. Anyway, it's pointless to sit here for 2 hours and wait for her. Well, let's go. But I won't back down from this. Okay, okay. Don't hope. Orange to green. I like it too. Cool. Hi. What are you ladies chatting about? He wants to repaint. Imagine, Grandpa allowed him. He says orange-green. Well, why not? Cool. Let's repaint. Well, what do we have to do to fight the system? Yes, yes. Come on, guys, why are you doing this? No, we shouldn't. Whatever. Life sucks. The wards are gray. Let's repaint everything to hell. What are you looking at? Well, who's for? I'm for. I'm for, naturally. I support it. Okay. Well, who's against? Well, naturally. Well, sorry, you lost. Why did we lose? We haven't asked Romka yet. Oh, sorry. Let me guess what he'll say. In short, guys, you understood everything, right? Wait, Romka is explaining. Well, is he for or against? Romka is against. How against? He just has a different idea. What? He suggests going on a night expedition and repainting the walls, but somewhere else, where he doesn't know yet. Yes. Only we need radios. Why do we need radios? Well, how? If we walk around the hospital like a big group, they'll just spot us. Well, like this, we'll always be in touch. Well, you can give one to Romka so he can hear us. Well, that's cool. Cool. Only there's one thing. Where will we get radios? From the guards, probably. It's scary. Yes. Now I'll wet the radios. Who to call? Everything will be fine. Grisha, Grisha, Grisha. I'm glad the bracelets listened to me. Just repainting the walls in the ward is ordinary hooliganism. And you have to hooligan with meaning. Tonight, the main meaning is to help our [music] leader. Come on, come on, come on, come on. [music] Why did you vote against? I thought you'd support me. Well, because repainting the ward is kind of stupid. Why don't you want to go for chemotherapy? It's a long story. Do you want me to tell you why I stopped eating? You're afraid of being fat. It's much more complicated. You're afraid to go because it's [music] painful. It's much more complicated. I thought so. [music] Well, what are you guys doing? Long time no see. Hello. Yes, we waited until the nurses left. Okay, here's the flashlight. I got you two sets. Do you know how to use them? We'll figure it out. What do you mean, figure it out? It's very simple. Look. The central button. Press it, hold it down, it turns on. The main thing is that all four radios are on the same channel. Understood? Listen, I know how radios work. Do you know about the baby monitor? In the sense that when the radio works in one direction, meaning you don't press the button, and you can always hear what's happening on the other end. Cool. Listen, what's their range? How far? Well, about three kilometers. So, I got you two more headlamps. This flashlight, you'll figure it out. There are also chargers. They are basically charged. Listen, how much money should it be? 800 rubles a day. That's a good rental. Very cheap. Listen, can I give it to you later? Adam, I just don't have it with me. I have it. Okay, it's starting. The main thing is not to get caught. Everything, bye. Thanks, thanks. And you, like, are rich? I'm a mom. Maybe your mom will organize a protest. You don't know my mom. Well, meet Oleg. It's a bad idea. [music] Listen, maybe we should go look for them? What? Barish also went with Kristina and Oleg? No, of course not. What are you talking about? Well, just in case something happened to them. Maybe they got caught. Damn, my arm hurts. What did they do to you today? You know, I have no idea. The tomography seemed to go normally. And what was today's thing called? Some kind of hydro-macro-ultracom-naph. And I see you've already got a kopeck. Who is Tolik? Yes, that's the boy Ilya is bullying. What? I'm bullying him? What? I'm bullying him? Am I to blame that everyone at school is a loser? Am I to blame that he's the biggest loser of all time? Listen, I was also a loser at school, but that doesn't mean anything. Listen, Anton, do you understand? It's not about that. It's not about someone being a loser. It's just that when I was hospitalized, they started coming to me so that when I came to school, I could joke with him. Well, I don't know what secret plans Tolik has. But this is the only person who comes to you, not counting mom, of course. This is not my mom. Whose is it? My dad's wife. That's cool. What are we sitting here for? Where are we going? Let's ask Roma. I immediately understood where we were going. To the chemotherapy procedure room. Excellent idea, Romych. We need to go to the procedure room. [music] Actually, I'm afraid of pain. Chemotherapy is painful. [music] But there's one more thing I can't tell anyone, especially you. Why? Because you're a girl. Not because of that. You just don't trust me. You think I won't understand. Yes, there's nothing to understand. It's so awkward to talk about. It's your business, of course. But you're ashamed of me in vain. Yes, a guy told me, with whom we were lying together, that after chemotherapy, you can become impotent. You understand? Well, I don't want to. I haven't had it yet, damn it. And in short, I don't want to. And screw even this impotence. I don't want to be transferred to the oncology department. But just when everything was arranged, and again we have to go somewhere, to the far wing, to a new bed, again to look for friends, to look for... I've already found you, Dimon. Romych, do you understand? [music] [music] Look, this is the corridor here. Here are the elevators. We need to go here. But we have a problem because there's a nurses' station here. Finally. Why were you so long? We started to worry. Well, did it work out? Yes, it's all cool. Well, great. Thanks to our leader. If it weren't for you, everything here would be... Well, if it weren't for you, if it weren't for you, I wouldn't have managed. You're great. Didn't get caught. Any nurses? They're not sleeping yet. So, are you ready? Din, what's wrong with you? What's with your face? Nothing, it's all normal. And Romich said where we're going? Yes, he said. And where? Guys, it's a surprise. Cool. Oleg didn't know the purpose of our expedition. The bracelets didn't tell him. We're going to the procedure room. We have to change it. All that's left is to find the paint. But I've already figured out where. Great, that I can lead the mission from a distance. [music] Over. Over. Over. Over. Rom is on the line. [music] with [music] [music] How do you hear? Speak louder. Leader understood you. Second leader. Maybe stop showing off. What floor are we going to? On the line. Beautiful. What are we going to? What should we tell them, guys? I don't understand why no one says "over" at the end of each phrase. You need to say "over." Over. Why? So it's clear when to say "over." It's immediately clear who's smart here. Over. [music] Over. We're going to the first floor. Over. What's on the first [music] floor? What? Where are we going? You'll find out soon. Let's go. [music] [music] [music] We're here. Where to look? Listen, didn't you notice that you and Figa are hanging out with Kristina? Quiet. Beautiful, don't talk. Rom is giving me instructions. Oh, and here's the paint. No way. Found it. Yes. Listen, don't you think that when Oleg finds out that we're taking him to the procedure room, he'll be incredibly angry? No, I don't think so. Romochka won't advise badly. Well, let's go. Let's go. Everything's clean. Let's go. [music] Oh, what are you doing here? We got lost. We can continue moving. Over. Got lost, so. Guys, why are you lying to me? We'll find them in their wards. Operation. Where did you disappear from? Over. Over. This is Denis speaking. Dear party participants. In 15 minutes, I'm waiting for you in the doctor's office for an instructive conversation. Did you understand? Over. They're silent, so they understood. Oleg, I need to talk to you. I won't do chemistry. Let's do this: I'll let you all go now, but with one condition. Oleg will stay with me for a couple of minutes. This is blackmail. Of course, as you wished. Oleg, let's go. All of you go. He won't convince me anyway. Well, you're not losing anything. No, I'll stay. But in return, you'll let us finish the expedition. Well, and this is not blackmail, these are my conditions. Okay, let's accept it. Let's get out of here. Well, why are you resisting so much? Can you explain it to me? You explain. Why are you torturing me like this? Mar told you everything. You know, sometimes I feel like I'm a guinea pig for you. Talking nonsense. We're treating you here. Yes, I know what happens after your treatments. You mean impotence? Yes, yes. It's a scare story. Everyone retells it to each other. It's not a scare story, but a real threat. Oleg, it happens extremely rarely. One case out of a thousand. Eleven thousand. It's a real risk. What if I'm lucky enough to be that thousandth patient? And you're refusing just because of that? No, not just because of friends. Yes, you don't want to move away from them. Yes. Listen, what if we can arrange it without a transfer? Can we return to your ward in the evening? They won't let you return to your ward in the evening. Well, what if? I don't know. No. Oleg, do you understand that without chemotherapy, you can die? I understand. And you're not scared? No. Many of my friends have already died. And so what? Do you want to join them now? Do you want to tell me anything else, or am I free? Free. For now. [music] In short, I know where you're [music] taking me. What, did you decide to play doctors? Don't I have enough of my own? You suggested Romka. We decided it was a good idea. Roma knows what he's talking about. Oleg, let's [music] try. Okay, let's go. Only this won't help. [music] Ilya, wake up. There's a conversation. Well, wake up. I'll go wash my hands. Well, what then? Let's wake this one up. Let's go. Before we get caught. Let's go. Let's go. Be careful. Good luck. [music] Let's go. Maybe I was wrong, and it was all in vain. It's just that this place is from our leader's nightmare, a nightmare that needs to be somehow survived, and we must help him in this. [music] Damn, just looking at these walls makes me sick. Guys, I can't handle this chemotherapy. Oleg, what? Oleg, do you know how it happens? You sit in a chair, and you're hit with heat, then cold. For a second, you feel normal, then it's bad again. You lie there and vomit. Yulia is sitting next to you, worried. I look at her, it hurts her, and it gets even worse. It feels like you're dying not from cancer, but from [music] treatment. In short, [music] honestly, I'm scared. I'm just afraid to stay here. You know what? We'll go here together. Really? Yes. We'll sit here all day. Yes. We'll set up a watch. I can tomorrow. Cool. Yes. And now let's do what we came here for. And can you even, you know, [music] draw? It seemed to me that gas [music] It seemed to me that all the windows were transparent. It seemed to me that the sky was so blue. It seemed to me that the trolleybuses were long. It seemed to me that the weeks were all different. It seemed to me that it was so much to become big. It seemed to me that it was so much already more. It seemed to me that it was so much already to become [music] big. Damn, Romych, just a little more and it would be the end. Hi. You woke up. Well, yes. Why so late? I just didn't want to wait until tomorrow. I wanted to tell you today. What to tell? The examination you had. Most likely, you have a problem with your aorta. It's not certain yet. We need to do a coronarography. So, I won't be able to leave here this week? No. If there's really a problem with the aorta, you won't be able to go to school for a long time. Does Dad know? Yes. And he sent you here? On the contrary, he didn't want me to talk to you. He's so worried. But if he's worried, why doesn't he come? Because he's very, very worried and doesn't want you to see him in this state. Yes, I want to see him in any state. He doesn't understand. I'm trying to explain it to him. He'll come soon. Well, yes, of course, he'll come soon. He'll come in the coming days, I think. Yes, in the coming days, he'll come. I've heard all this. He loves you. It seemed to me that all birds have wings. It seemed to me that all people have faces. It seemed to me that I would never be different. It seemed to me that all days were round. It seemed to me that all hangers were strange. It seemed to me that it was so much to become big. It seemed to me that it was so much already to become big. It seemed to me that it was so much already so big. It seemed to me that it was so much already to become big. It seemed to me that it was so much already to become bigger. Ye [music] After all, we were wrong to let the guys go to chemotherapy with Oleg. Why do you think it's a good idea? We should have transferred him to oncology and that's it. Anna Markovna, why are you so worried? They are adult people. Adult people. Adult people don't draw on the walls of the procedure room. You are surely aware of what happened last night. Anna Markovna, if you think I advised this, then I didn't. I'm not thinking anything at all. If this happens in our department, we'll have a separate conversation. [music] Of course. Thank you. Thank you. Come in whenever you want. Agreed. I'll bring Igor too. Okay, bye. Ked. [music] with [music] [applause] [music] Happy Birthday. There are difficult days in the hospital, but now we are a team, the bracelets. Each of us knows that he has a friend who will help if something bad happens. What are you starting? Be careful. Breathe. Breathe. Oleg is a true leader. Yes, the second leader. Yes, he's definitely not going to be beaten by anything. But even a leader has a weak spot. I understand that chemistry is bad. But you'll endure one more course. What do you understand? How many courses have you had? Three. And I have 10. You live to five first, and then you'll teach me. Okay, Oleg. Do you understand that without chemotherapy, you can die? I understand. And you're not scared? No. In fact, Oleg was very scared, and the bracelets came up with a way to support their leader. It feels like you're dying not from cancer, but from treatment. We'll go here together. Really? Yes. We'll sit here all day. Yes. We'll set up a watch. I can tomorrow. Cool. [music] Thank you. Now Oleg could constantly feel the support of each of the bracelets. [music] This summer, perhaps, will be especially [music] good. Clouds this summer, perhaps, will be especially good. To be by your side at the right moment is a well-known property of left-handers. Clouds this summer, perhaps, will be especially good. [music] Oh, oh. [music] Yeah. Ts. [music] [music] I'm a negative character. Yes, mega negative. Am I beautiful? No, like a girl, I say no. So, I'm green, scary, from the cartoon Crocodile Gena? No, no. And who? Think. Dimonsterus. Does his character have fur? Well, no. It's not Cat Basil. He asked. Well, understood. Well, understood. So, so, I'm a girl who is in love and it ended sadly. There's a movie, a play, so I'm Juliet. Yes, well done. And I'm Shrek. Can we watch now? Thank you, friends. Thank you. Thank you. Are you kidding me? I was close, damn it. What is it? I remembered. I have to go for chemo tomorrow. I'll go with you. Do you want me to go? No, it's just my turn tomorrow. I won't be able to go. They promised to let me go home. New ones. And you ran away. They'll let you out for a day at most. And even that's not a fact. Why only for a day? And why is it not a fact? Well, because I was recently. Well, that's obvious. Uh-huh. Yes. If I could just get out of these hospital walls for a day. And what do you want to find there? Life. [music] Yes. Guys, you misunderstood. What? And you still [music] Yes. Guys, I didn't mean that. What are you doing? We didn't know what kind of day awaited us, but it felt like something was in the air, as if something was suggesting that today would be a very difficult day for all the bracelets, including me. [music] [music] Coronarography is a very simple procedure. You have nothing to fear. Can you tell me what's there? I can't tell you yet. We don't know ourselves. We need to check the aorta. Yes, damn it. First the ventricles, then the aorta. Are you trying to win the lottery? Ilya, let the doctor finish, please. I'll figure it out myself. Ilya, we don't know for sure. For now, our version is the aorta. Version? Are you watching too much Dr. House? Then why did you miss lupus? We need to conduct all the necessary procedures and tests. Then I can tell you exactly everything as it is. This will take time. How much? And I can't tell you that exactly yet. Then let me go home for the weekend. But it's still unknown how long I'll be stuck here. No, I can't let you go for the weekend. We need you to be under observation until Saturday. 2 hours today in the afternoon. Okay. Four, but that's the maximum. We also need to rule out lupus. Yes, what kind of? I'll go, at least until the evening. Ilya, the doctor said you can't. And you're not doing your job. Nothing will change here. Everyone changes here. Yes, Romka too. I see how his mood is changing. He can be happy, or he can worry or even get angry, depending on how it is. Sometimes I don't understand how to get through to Ilya. Nikita, Ilya's father works around the clock, and I'm here all the time alone. I don't know what to do. We barely got along with Ilya at home, and here he's almost openly rude to me. No, he loves you. He just can't admit it. He misses his mom. I feel it. And where is she? She died a few years ago. And I can't replace her. I know that. And Nikita, he's angry that he doesn't come. Of course, it's all my fault. Well, Romka's dad doesn't come to us either, but we're divorced, but he doesn't come not because we're divorced, but simply because he doesn't believe that Romka can recover. I didn't know. Sorry. No, it's okay. He himself doesn't know what he's losing. Yes, Romych, hello. Hello. Hi. I came to wash Romka. Let me wash him myself. Can you handle it? Yes, of course. I'll help. Well, okay. Thank you. So, let's [music] him. And like this. [music] I'm sure I'm the cleanest child in the hospital. Mom loves to wash me because she really needs to do something for me. It's terribly important when you're in the hospital that you can do something for someone. [music] For example, be there for a friend when he needs it most. Listen, you still have a chance to get out of here before it's too late. Otherwise, the most boring thing awaits us. Let's do without that, please. Honestly, I thought you'd put off your turn. No, I'm really interested to know what chemotherapy is. I don't think you'll like it. Oleg, maybe you should lie on the couch? No, I feel great here. Really? You're sure. Look, your veins are really not visible at all. Smart people know what awaits them, so they hide. You never get it on the first try, right? Come on. Hasn't it happened 16 times? You poked me until you found a vein. Well, that was right after school. What do you want? I think I'll give you a fork. I'll dig up everything here. You haven't given it yet. It's not evening yet. Well done. Alexander. Oleg, are you okay? Almost. The dog is working. Stop. Wait. No. Wait. Let me test him. Someone has to test him. You're coming with me. Hello, Alexander Trofimovich. Good day. Hello, Vlad. Alexander Trofimovich. Yes. Meet Anton. This is Maxim, your neighbor. Finally, you have a neighbor. Now you won't be bored alone. What happened to Maxim's face? Anton, he fell down the stairs. You have a question. Answer it. Well, yes. He fell down the stairs. It's okay, boy. Don't worry. If we don't find any fractures or concussions, we'll send you home quickly. You know, something needs to be processed. Let's go. Of course. Let's go. Don't worry about it. Maxim, did you really fall down the stairs? Yes. Did your father beat you by chance? No. Anton. Well, Anton, look at him. Who falls like that, on one cheek? Anton. Okay, okay. If you fell down the stairs, then from what floor? What? Well, you fell down the stairs. Yes. So, from what floor? I don't remember. Hi. Hello. Where are you going? Home. I mean, are you discharged? No, but they let me out into the world until evening. And what will you do there? I don't know. Whatever. The main thing is that I'm out. I'm tired of this place. Do you want me to bring you walnuts? What? What? I'm going. Okay, Anton, don't be offended. It's just that I haven't had time for this. I wanted to meet my friends. I haven't seen them for a hundred years. Well, if I have a chance, I'll definitely bring them to you. Thank you. Yes, for now. What? And you came? Yes, I'm talking to Romka. Meaning, I'm not going to talk to him. You're leaving. Tell me what happened. Nothing special. My neighbor was moved in. And you want him to become a red bracelet? No. Ilya, I don't want to. He'll be discharged soon. Just, I think his father is beating him. Did he tell you that? No, he said he fell down the stairs. He lied about something. Well, what are you talking about, Rusya? Maybe he really fell down the stairs? Do you think I'm stupid? I can't tell when someone is telling the truth and when they're lying. Okay, go. No, Anton. What should I do in this situation? What do you suggest? Dude, let's go faster. I have to take you downstairs. Let's go. Let's go. Listen, they let you out into the world. Why are you sitting here? Let's go. Yes, wait. I'm coming. Yes, of course. It's not very good that you're leaving us at such a responsible moment. But it's okay. What moment, Anton? Your neighbor is being beaten by his parents. Am I to blame for that? Yes, indeed, you're right. Okay, let's go, let's go. Anton, until evening. People outside don't think about those who lie here. Everything happens faster outside. Everything seems more important. And when you leave the hospital, it all hits you at once. [music] Well, are you okay? Yes, just a strange feeling, as if I escaped from the thermal [music] bath. Where are we going? I'm completely at your disposal. Well, I'd have a beer and some pork ribs. Well, actually, I want pizza. Maybe to that cafe on the seashore? We ate ice cream there, remember? Yes, let's go there. [music] Let's go. Marin, hi. Hello. Valentino said that Ilya was released home. I decided to come talk. Did something happen? Marin, well, you understand that a coma is a state that can last a very long time. We can't predict when a person will come out of it, or if they will at all. You mean we can't afford to keep him in the general ward indefinitely? We don't have extra beds. I suggest transferring him to the neurology department. We agreed with you. The care is better there. He'll definitely be calmer there with other children who are unconscious. Yes. And if Romka likes it better here? Marin, Roma is in a coma. He can't like or dislike anything. Next time, will you come and say that I should take him home at all? Do I have a choice? Well, you're asking me, or presenting me with a fait accompli? We have rules. We've been breaking them for three months. He needs to be moved. Moved? Well, you understand what I mean, right? I understand. Let's go, I'll show you the ward in neurology. Marin, but I won't allow your son to be bad there. This is the right decision, and Romka would definitely approve of it. Yes, it's a shame we can't ask him about it. Okay, I'll come by later then. No. Sorry, it was just unexpected. Let's go now. Let's go. [music] Sometimes I really want to scream that I'm alive. I have feelings. And also, sometimes I really want to talk to my

Mom. And sometimes I feel very lonely, as if no one can understand my condition. Actually, [music] Sorry, listen, Dad is supposed to come. I completely forgot. I have to go. Stay, do you want to lie down? Hi, has the chemotherapy already finished? Where is Oleg? I left him. How did you leave him? Well, I just left him alone. Chemo? Why? What happened? It doesn't matter. Can you cover for me? Wait, we agreed that each of the bracelets would take turns on duty. You volunteered yourself. Dim, please go to him. I don't want Oleg to be left alone. Then go to him yourself. Yes, damn it, I can't. I can't be there anymore. Can you help me or not? Hi, hi. What, where is Kristina? Yes, something happened to her, she felt bad. I'll replace her. She's disgusted to look at me. No, of course not, what are you talking about? Excuse me, please, have you run out of medicine here? Yes, that's very nice of you to help me torture. You're acting like a true friend. What are you doing? Everyone here is the best. What's with every chemo, it's getting worse and worse. Well, let's hope this is the last one. Let's. What, tell me, what's new? Ilyukha was released home until evening. What a naive fool. He got his hopes up for the whole weekend. Go. If you want. Today is your turn. Oh, it's not difficult for me, I have nothing to do anyway. And physical therapy is in 2 hours. You already have physical therapy? Yes, that's how fast it is. Markana said so. Uh-huh. And you'll go alone? Well, yes, who else would I go with? Well, it's awkward to go alone for the first time. I need to gather my courage to look at the rest of my leg. I think I can handle it. Okay. Well, shall we play something? Let's. I'll vomit, you'll watch me do it. Fun, right? It's clear why Kris ran away, you suggest such games. And what do you suggest playing? When I had chemo, my mom and I played a game called "Where would you like to be?" And what? What are the rules? Well, you just have to imagine where you would like to be. Anywhere but here. That's a really cool game. Let's try. Well, I'd like to be in many places. That's the whole point. Well, okay. I've thought of it. Let's. Imagine. [music] Ah. [music] With. [music] Well, cool game? Very cool. That's it. Can you do it again? Let's. As much as you want. Only now I'm guessing the place. Okay. So, wait. Just don't say it's a place near Kristina. And it's near Kristina. Well, what do you like, like it or not? She... what? You took that. You like her. We all know you blushed. I didn't blush. It's just hot here. In short, you like her, and that's it. No. You like her. You like her. You like her. You like her. You like her. Listen, you like her. Shut up. Okay, excuse me, please. Well, in general, it's a real place. I want to be near Kristina, but it's not what you think. I just wanted to see her eat. Cool. That's a really cool idea. Uh-huh. [music] [music] [music] Kristin, are you okay? [music] [music] Does any of them come to their senses rarely? [music] With. [music] [music] [music] Does it hurt? Bruise? No, almost. Well, can you tell me? I won't tell anyone that your father beats you. Yes, I've already told everyone. No one beats me. I don't believe you. I think you're just afraid of your father. I'm not afraid of anything. You're afraid. Listen, why are you bothering me with your problems? No. Yes, because my father also beat me. I couldn't tell anyone about it. I told everyone the same thing about the stairs. So, if you meet someone on the street with bruises, do you immediately think their father beats them? No. Well, definitely not that they fell down the stairs. Have you ever fallen down the stairs? Yes, no. I got into a fight at school over a girl. My father forbade me to tell anyone so that no one would think I was constantly fighting. So we came up with this story about the stairs. We could have come up with something more original. Well, that's it. Grab your things, we're going home. Okay. You got off lightly this time. Nothing serious, just scratches. [music] Uh-huh. Goodbye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Come here, put it down. [music] Come on, come on, come on. [applause] Daiva, don't you want to come out and say hello? No, I just wanted to see. Soon you'll be playing with them. You just need to wait a little bit. [music] I know. Come on, come on. [music] Pass. Come on. [music] Let's go. Come on. Come on, take it. It's a really cool thing. Will you let me ride it later? Of course. Okay, I'm going to physical therapy. Come on, bye. Don't be sad. Keep your chin up. Uh-huh. Hi, hi. I don't know what you like, so choose yourself. These are gifts so you don't get bored here. Seriously? Oh, this fan is original. Cool, thanks. What's new? Oh, there's news. Ilya is walking until evening. They want to move Romka to a new department. And Kristina ate all of today's lunch, can you imagine? Kristina? Yes, seriously? Cool, they can't even leave you for a day, and the most interesting thing happens. Are you feeling bad? Well, that's putting it mildly. I've been like this since morning and still can't pee. Oh, well, then pee. I'll turn away. I can't. It's not that simple. It's because of chemotherapy. Do you want me to help you? How? Well, my grandfather told me when I was very little that if you want to pee but can't, you need to feel the cold floor under your feet. Are you kidding me? No, I'm serious. That's what grandfather said, and I checked. What kind of nonsense? Okay, if you don't believe me, check. Damn, well, let's go, otherwise I'll burst. You're a genius. It's not me, it's genius. It's grandfather. [music] [music] Dim, hi. Hello. Nothing. Come on, let's. As you can see, it's strange. Before, there was a leg, and now it's unclear what. Listen, Dim, I won't tell you that I know what you're feeling. Well, because I just can't know, but I think it's very difficult. So if you want to cry, don't be shy. Okay. Okay, agreed. Let's go, Hector, forward. Show your power. What kind of name is Hector? Well, I think it's a suitable name for a cockroach. Look, maybe... Wait, wait. Anton, I've been looking for you all over the hospital for half an hour. Let's go for a dressing. Excuse me, please, I can't go for a dressing now because Hector and I are on duty. Anton, come on, hurry up. Go. I'm fine. Really? Of course. Okay, let's go. [music] [music] Why aren't you eating? Yes, I don't feel like it. Let's order something else. No, no, no. I wanted to leave the hospital so badly, and now I don't know why I came. What's wrong with you, Ilya? Yes, I don't know. Well, everything is alien. You've probably just gotten used to it. Where do you want to go after lunch? Do you want to swim? No, I want to go home. Let's go home. Well, let's go. Why can't you look in the mirror at night? Where are the cursed mountains? My questions to you are precise or precise. We're playing naval battle at speed. How to delete a page on VKontakte. How to make a pistol out of paper. Where is my sense of tact towards you? How to get by in the yard without magic? I know you have answers to everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Until summer, don't tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. I know you have answers to everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Until summer, don't tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. [music] How to learn not to get angry at all? How to become a fairy or Hercules? What specialists to call when there's a vacuum instead of a heart? How to find the area of a triangle? Why can't you photograph sleeping people? Who here can give you more? Love is hidden in a black box. I know you have answers to everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Until summer, don't tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. I know you have answers to everything today, but keep all the answers to yourself. Until summer, don't tell anyone that you've gotten older. Let's move on. Dad is still at work. Well, of course, you know how he works. Maybe we should call him? Although, never mind, it's already... I know you have answers to everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Until summer, don't tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. Oleg, I'm sorry. You ran away. I just didn't know how to react. I haven't seen someone who vomits like me for a very long time. Why are you doing this? Because it's easier for me. Easier to vomit after eating? Well, yes, I started this in school, immediately lost weight, girls stopped laughing. I called my mom beautiful. We don't need you to vomit. I'll figure it out myself. Okay, you know, I had a problem today. I can't go to the toilet normally because of chemo. It's both shameful and bad when you want to and can't. So, Tokh helped me. I would never have asked for his help myself. Damn, but sometimes you need to ask for help, you know? [music] In the hospital, as in their illness, each of us is alone. But when we help each other, we find the strength to move on. The bracelets were born to become a team. And being a team means thinking about others. Well, don't interfere, please. Dim, Hector is very sensitive to skin. Towards the evening. Great, guys. Oh, hi. The wind of freedom blew on us. Well, how is it out there, dude? How is it, dude? Well, what did you expect? It's always like that when you leave here. Well, I'll keep that in mind. I brought you some goodies. Goodies? A guitar? Give it to me, please. Anthony, what's up? They came to play. Greek Oleg, it's really cool. You're not bringing it. Thanks. [music] Prize. What? How was your day? Strange, strange, strange. By the way, I'll go find out how Romka is doing. Probably strange too. Hello. Hi, Roma says he doesn't want to be transferred to neurology. What? Sorry, Roma doesn't want to go to neurology. And how did you find out? He [music] said. Are you kidding me? No, no, we're talking to him. He says he's good here. He has friends here. Now he says to believe me. Well, this is no longer funny. Stop it. You know, Marina, it's very hurtful when you're little and no one believes you. How much do you know my name? Romka told me. Goodbye. [music] [music] Yes. Uh-huh. [music] Can I? Okay, I understood. Everything, everything, I'll call back. Anna Markovna, it will probably sound absurd and even strange, but I can't explain it myself. Romka has made friends here. Yes, they come, they talk to him, they play in our ward. They treat him as if he's healthy, you understand? He's alive thanks to this. Well, who will talk to him here? Where will he sit? And unconscious. Please, if there's any possibility, leave him. Help. Well, let's say for a month. I'll arrange it. We'll write that there's dynamics, we'll monitor the condition, but they won't give more. Thank you. Go. [music] I know you have answers to everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Until summer, don't tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. When you first get to the hospital, you feel very strange. You feel like a bird with clipped wings. Before, you spent time walking with friends, now you sit around to give tests. Before, you asked Santa Claus for new sneakers, and now a new prosthesis. And instead of pills, you now take medicine of a suspicious color. But at some point, your ward, your friends, the bracelets, the girl you like become yours. You can't be beautiful. No, I can't. Even those who sometimes replace your parents. So if you want to cry, don't be shy. Okay. You spend a lot of time here, thinking only about one thing: how to get out of here. And when you get out, you realize that everything has remained the same, everything except you. Do you want to come out and say hello? No, I just wanted to see. This doesn't mean we're getting better or worse, we're just children trying to cope with our illness. Oleg, are you okay? Almost. We are the red bracelets, and we will help each other move forward. [music] The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. Being by your side at the right moment is a property known to many left-handers. The clouds this summer will probably be especially [music] beautiful. Oh. [music] Oh. You. [music] Sunday in the hospital is different from all other days. It becomes quieter and calmer, less hustle and bustle, fewer doctors around. No one does tests, no one goes for procedures. For us, Sunday is also like a day off. Well, are you not feeling nauseous anymore? It's in the sinks. Well, I decided to make an extraordinary effort and finish this poison. You're clearly getting better. That's it. In my opinion, you tolerated chemotherapy well this time. That means I have three awesome weeks before one week of hell. Yes, that means you have three wonderful weeks before one... well, not the best one. Oh, look, please. I think, according to you, I'm healthy. Well, more yes than no. That means I can go outside? Yes, but I haven't been there for 100 years. And I think you need to lie here for another day. Damn, Anna Markovna, please. I'm bored here, what should I do? And I beg you. Okay, but not for long. If you get sick, watch out. No, I promise. Everything will be fine. Well, what's going on here? By the way, Anna Markovna, can I go for a walk? Anna Markovna, there's a temperature. Yes, it's probably inflammation. We'll have to treat it after the rounds. Well, he's never been outside. Listen, why are you like a child? Well, well, you understand that the temperature will not go away next week. Your street won't run away. Wait, Dim, in half an hour, the procedure room. Bye-bye. Damn, what a bummer. So, we're going without permission. The main thing is not to get caught. Go for a dressing and let's go. Yes, no, no, it's okay. Calm down. Good morning. Good. And they let me out on the street. And me too. And you're not going for a walk? No, they didn't let me. Din, are you really not offended? No, it's okay. Go. Otherwise, look, I'll stay. No, you don't have to. Go outside. Okay. Let's go. Let's fly. Bye. [music] The Paralympics will be ours, guys. I'm going. For a year. Good, good. Stop. Listen, why did you cut me off? The last one, that Oleg. It's not fair. My arm is broken. Whoever is first, that's Oleg. Whoever is first is a deer. Okay, I need to pick up Kristina. Maybe she'll be allowed out too. I don't understand what all the fuss is about some hospital yard. It's the same thing as everything else here. No, personally, I think it should be treated as a big holiday. Agreed. You have weigh-in today. You were supposed to gain weight this week. But if that hasn't happened, you'll have to see a psychiatrist. What? A psychiatrist? Everything turned out to be much more complicated than we thought. Unfortunately, you're still vomiting after eating. Yes, I'm not intentionally inducing vomiting. Why don't you believe me? Kristina, we would believe you if you were gaining weight. But since that's not happening, Vera Pavlovna suggests slightly changing the treatment. Perhaps working with a psychiatrist will be more effective for you. No, I won't go to a psychiatrist. What are you, like a child? Are you afraid? Yes, it's not that I'm afraid. I just made friends. If they find out I'm seeing a psychiatrist, they'll think I'm crazy. Who would be friends with a crazy person? I'm sure I've gained weight and I don't need a psychiatrist. I really hope so too. Can I go? No, Kristina. Yes, what do you mean, you're not going anywhere? Yes, why? Well, it's not fair. I always do everything you say. I ate everything they brought me. Kristina, enough. The doctor knows best. Mom will make sure you finish your breakfast. And I have to go. See you tonight. Thank you, Vera Pavlovna. Mom, why are you always on their side? Please eat. [music] [music] It's simply amazing. I haven't been outside for 100 years. I told you. See how beautiful the sky is? Feel how it smells? Of the sea. Yes. [music] Beauty is a bummer. Oh, look, there's a cloud in the shape of a grandmother with wings. See? Also a bummer. Ilyusha, why are you shy? Are we going to be stuck in this toilet for a long time? Stop grumbling like an old man. I think Ilya just hasn't gotten out of character. I'm sure he likes it. Yes, I think so too. They both stalled. [music] Yes, go to hell. Well, even if you were allowed to stay in the ward on Sunday, something cool could still happen to you. You just need to want it. Well, Romchik, they didn't let you go for a walk either? Listen, I actually came to tell you about Kristina. Hi, hi. Where's Ilya? Oh, they let him out on the street. And they're playing basketball. Oh, okay. Are you going? No, I have inflammation. I can't. Okay, I'm going. Maybe you'll stay? Do you like to draw? Well, I draw something like that. Well, seriously, you've never done it. Do you want me to teach you the basics? I have everything you need in my car. I don't know. No, I think I'll go because I'm actually drawing very badly. I can't do it at all. But you still have nothing to do. I'll go get the easel now. [music] Kristina, I'd like you to eat at least something. Uh-huh. Do you really like sitting here all day at breakfast? I don't understand. Do you really like watching me being tortured here? Kristin, you're not being tortured here, you're being treated. And I want to see you eat. We can sit like this for a long time. [music] [music] Kristin, stop. You like it. Kristina, calm down. Kristina, what are you doing? Kristina, stop, please. I'll bring some water now. [music] [music] Kristin, is it written in Russian there or what? Why are you looking for so long? Can't you make out your handwriting? Maybe he's afraid to read it aloud. Something scary is written there. Are my knees worse, or what's the matter? Unfortunately, I have unpleasant news for you. Well, I understand. It's bad with the knees. No, it's not about the knees. Well, then it's the bones of the right leg. It's been hurting for several days. I keep telling him he jumps too sharply. But he's like a boy. How old are you? 70-80? No, 120. Then I'm 150. Do you have Alzheimer's disease? No, I don't. The results of the tests you took on Friday and the MRI results confirm this. It's a cognitive impairment, a sharp deterioration of memory, fine motor skills, attention. And if you're mistaken? I would be only happy. Well, is there any treatment? Of course, there are some medications. Yes, we will definitely find a drug. But it's impossible to completely stop the deterioration of memory. It's fast. I forgot everything quickly. Well, everyone's illness progresses differently. Just don't beat around the bush. We will conduct another series of tests, identify the dynamics. You won't lose your memory instantly and completely. It will happen gradually. And what will I forget first? Well, first, what happened to you relatively recently. But you need to be prepared for the fact that you will lose earlier memories. I'm very sorry. [music] By the way, I think the worst thing is lying in the hospital. No way. The worst thing is walking around an empty basketball court without a ball. We'll see what you say in a month. Or in a year. Spit on your tongue, Oleg. Do you have anything to drink? No. Hey, jocks. Clear the court, please. Why? Are you sunbathing your heads? Listen, are you immortal or something? I'm looking. Listen, get out of here. What's unclear? Guys, the court is common. The court is for everyone. Freedom, equality, brotherhood. In short, we're not leaving. You're not leaving. And you haven't heard? We're not leaving. Yes, because we don't bow before those who have no brains. And you definitely don't have them, because those who have no brains always blame others. Got it. Do you even understand? Everyone understands. Just take off your hat. Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya. Well, I told you to leave. I'm not Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya. I'm Anton Tsvetkov. Anton Tsvetkov. And you get out of here. We'll leave, I told you. Are you being defiant or something? So what's going on here? I don't understand. Yes. So, Nikolai, we came to play basketball. And here are the guys. Are you arguing? And you? Kolya forbade you. And you? Yes, Kolya. But we came first. And Zhenya. So, what are the rules here? Whoever comes first chooses what to do on the court. Well, what do you say now? Ah, okay, stop. Guys, spread out. Let's let the air out. Okay, okay. And you know what I suggest? Let's have a match between ourselves. Yes, between each other. And whoever wins will choose when to play. And you held the ball? Yes, we're the best. I was the best. How many of you were in the class? Two. Better. Let's go right now. Okay, stop. Kolya, they don't play constantly. We haven't played. We need training. Zhenya, that's fair. You train here every morning. Let's have a match in the evening then. And now, in the morning, let them train. Let's have a match in a year. Nikolai, let them train. That's what I said. I'm the referee. And that means I'm in charge. Any problems? No. Everything is until evening. Well, what, you roosters? Today the bracelets officially screw you. You held the ball, buddy. You're finished. Understood. Hey, train. What rooster? Guys, not in the foot. Damn, how stupid they are. They are really unpleasant guys. So, and in BAM? Personally, I don't. I also lied. Class. Give me the ball. I'll try something. Sorry. Sorry. Well done, Oleg. You're crooked, of course. Shot. [music] Strong. Hi. Now I'll show you your neighbor. One more chick. I didn't need that. Why a chick? And who is she? You'll see. Hi, hi. Is this some kind of joke? What? Vera Pavlovna, I need to talk to you. What are you so disheveled about? Are you mocking me? I can't look at myself in the mirror, and you decided to put someone like that with me? I didn't expect such rudeness from you. Kristina, she's also a patient. She's also sick, just like you. And what, they could have put someone else with someone else like her? Why immediately with me? Stop talking so rudely. And where is it seen that in a hospital, people choose their ward mates? Wherever there are available beds, we put patients there. Uh-huh. Is this another one of your psychotherapy sessions? This is no psychotherapy at all. But in any case, it might be useful for you and make you think. In the end, think about what? That if I eat, I'll turn into the same fat pig as her. Kristin, you're already... I didn't know she would be free this evening. There's one bed left, and I'll move her. Uh-huh. Endure until evening. Well, what do you want to draw? Well, I don't know. What's best to draw? Well, whatever you want. You just need to decide what you really want to draw, what you want to capture forever. I just don't want to capture the hospital forever. I've thought of it. Uh-huh. I want to draw. Yes, a great idea. Only I don't know how to do it. It's probably very difficult. I'll teach you, believe me. [music] [music] I liked the idea of my portrait. No one has ever thought of drawing me, let alone now. I can lie still for as long as needed. I'm just an ideal [music] model. In general, I didn't want to offend you by calling you a pig or saying you're disgusting to me. In short, I think these apologies are not enough for me to forgive you. And I wasn't apologizing to you. Understandable. I don't want you to stay here. I don't feel like being here either. And what do you want to say with this? It's disgusting to be near a crazy anorexic. Oh, mutual. Oh, mutual. Well, that's it. What else is there to talk about? Go to hell. Hi. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Is everything okay? Yes, yes. It's just that Sunday is very boring and I want to sleep. And we have a battle today. Well, some guys challenged us to a basketball match. A game of five. Okay, I wish you victory. My knee hurts today. Let's talk tomorrow. Wait, we need you. Right now. No, I'm not in a condition to play now. Yes, no. Didn't you say you coached a basketball team? Yes, I coached the second team. That was a long time ago. Vlad, we want you to teach us to play. Teach us to play in a couple of hours? Are you kidding? But it's still better than nothing. No, I'm busy. Busy on Sunday in the hospital? Are you completely out of your minds? I said I can't. I have things to do. Vlad, but it's very important. Please leave. Okay, sorry. [music] Vlad, you. [music] What? Oleg, go to the court. He'll come now.

You go, you go. He will come. What did you do? What did I do? Encouraged. Guys, and what was I supposed to do? Didn't you hear what the doctor said? That doesn't mean you'll lose your memory today. I know not today, but maybe in a month I won't remember these guys. Damn. So you decided to do nothing more so as not to forget later. Exactly. For the sake of the trees. The doctors forbade you. See, I already forgot. Well, you're a child. Honestly, I love Sundays the most because they are like a blank sheet of paper. You never know if it will be painted with bright colors or if it will remain clean. When you look at it, you have to squint, then the contrast will be better visible. Choo choo. Choo choo. Tomorrow everything will be like yesterday. Tomorrow like a wasp in sour cream. In the city from early morning. And a hole will form in your inner pocket. Tomorrow the plane calls into the sky with a joyful jerk. Tomorrow you will fly to the bottom of the well with a precise levk. Choo choo. Choo choo. [music] Tomorrow everything will be like yesterday. [music] Tomorrow what has supposedly passed will echo. Tomorrow there will be no time for laughter. Tomorrow will be to everyone's spite. Tomorrow the sea will embrace and kiss the rocks. Tomorrow everything will be from the beginning. Tomorrow there will be quiet and smooth. Choo choo. Choo choo. Choo choo. Choo choo. Tomorrow everything will be. Well, why are you so clumsy? Good enough grumbling. Can you do everything faster? If you don't like something, you can look for these balls yourself. Uh-huh, give, give the ball. You'll wait. Nothing will happen from it. Well, let's go. Throw it. Go, crooked. Guys, stop arguing. Seriously, I almost hit it. Guys, I almost hit it. I hit it at least once. Wow. Guys, enough. Really, you can't tell your friend anything. Nothing. Sive. Do you hear me throwing at you? Why aren't you throwing at all? Or are you here to train us? First, I want to see how terrible you are. First, we want to see how wonderful you are. Yes, give the ball. [music] [music] Oh. Well, do I need to prove anything else? No, no, nothing needs to be proven. Well, now let's see what you can do. [music] Go on, good. Maybe I should go look for Ilya. I'm a little worried. Oh, come on. He's not alone. You're doing well, really. I think it's terrible. Although I still like it, and that's the most important thing. I haven't painted for so long. I used to paint more. Now you don't paint. Ilya's father can't stand the smell of paint very well, so he doesn't like it when I paint at home. And because of that, you don't paint? Yes, so as not to annoy him. But you like it. I don't know how to explain it to you. I guess I just think about him more than myself. I don't understand why you're still with him. Because I love him. I wish someone loved me like that. Well, I think I'm done. It just feels like something is missing. Oh, come on. In any painting, it always feels like something is missing. But you did it, and that's the most important thing. And now show it to Roma. Roma? Well, yes, the person who was lying here peacefully. He should see it first for you. Well, yes, you are right. [music] It's strange to see myself in a drawing. I looked like I was just sleeping, and I started to believe even more that soon I would open my eyes and my normal [music] life would begin. Can you leave me some more paints for a while? I just thought of something else to draw. No problem. Are you going to eat this? You, this, to me. Well, who else am I asking? Are you going to eat this? No, this makes me sick. Apple. Will you give me something? Such a scandal will be raised here. No one will see anything. Moreover, it is beneficial for both of us, you understand? They don't feed me here at all. They force-feed me. Damn, I would kill for chicken with potatoes. I would go without food for a day. Well, then, if you rat me out. And if you rat me out, you'll look like a fool. [music] So you constantly want to eat, even at night? [music] It worked. Listen, don't you want to stay in my ward? You know, I'm thinking about this. Let's talk to Vera Paulina. Let's say we managed to become friends. Okay. [music] [music] [music] Or maybe we need to train a little more. Uh-huh, at least 10 days. Match tomorrow, not today. Match today, in an hour. Moreover, he won't have time to prepare properly, so let's think about tactics. Only this can save you. What do you think, do we have a chance? You play terribly, but 20 years ago I coached a team that played much worse than you, but in the end, in the end, what? In the end, I don't remember how it ended. And they lost? Yes, and that's why you don't want to talk. Hello, hello, hello, hello. You're fat. Yes, yes. No, I mean, I didn't mean to say that. You're not Dim, they bring everyone here with nutritional problems. What about you, cancer? No way. Can we talk? Yes, of course. Well, I mean, physical activity. Sit. Let's go. So, what did you want to tell me? Nothing, I just wanted to know how you are. You have weigh-in today, right? How do you know? I heard. Listen, isn't that very important? Yes, well, yes. I think everything will go normally. I'm thinking whether to tell you or not. Of course, tell me. You definitely won't tell anyone. No one. And not even my mom. Especially your mom. In general, I can now eat and not vomit. Wow, that's very cool news. Do you know how I managed it? How Olya eats my food for me now. In what sense? Wait, but you can't not eat at all. I can. I didn't eat anything today and I feel great. Kristina, you'll never get better like this. Everyone is so annoying. I can decide for myself what to do and what not to do. I shouldn't have told you. How Mom? Sorry, I just want you to get better too. Here, take this. What is it? It's me. I drew this for you. I wanted you to have food that you could look at without disgust. You can also give it to Olya. [music] Guys defended, and then you come in from here and pass to the center. Yes. And you have to stay here, and when Oleg breaks through to the basket, you have to defend. Go. Go. But try to keep them on the edges, so that they are. Yes, closer to the flank. Try to squeeze them. A question for him, by the way. Here's a question. What if I, for example, I can just stand up and run? I'll stand up and run. Will that be considered a foul? Yes. Well, I think that's wrong. Can I still? Can we now stimulate the situation like this? Here I stand, and together. Not you two, they two. They cut you off. Wait, he's not that one. He's me. I'll show you. I'll show you. I'm backing up. Here's the bracelet. I saw you. Gave reverse. Hop-hop. Look, Oleg, pass here. Hop, and we're moving on. Lyu connects. [music] [music] [music] With [music] [music] Everyone on the court. [music] Let's go. Forgot his cap. We'll tear them up. Let's go, hurry up. Forgot his lucky cap. Thanks. Are you okay? I'm fine. So, what happened? Vladus will kill me, but I have to tell you. He has Alzheimer's. Today they diagnosed him. That's when people lose their memory, right? Uh-huh. What kind of nonsense? And how is that even possible? And when will it all start? I don't know. Maybe in a month. Maybe in a year. And will he forget everything completely? I have no idea. I'm not a doctor. [music] I don't even know what to say. Sorry, I shouldn't have told you. Yes, you. It's not your fault. You did the right thing by telling me. We have to win. Win so that he can never forget this. I will win. [music] How did it go with Kristina? In what sense? About the painting. It's not for Kristina. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. No one has ever painted for [music] me. I'll go. Did you like it? Thanks. [music] I ate the apple, so you can consider that there was nothing salty. [music] Yes, can I ask you something? What? Could you go with me to the weigh-in? It's just as scary as your chemistry. And in general, I wanted you to go with me. Okay. I [music] will go. You're on defense, and only you block Semyon. Don't let him move an inch. And you're on offense, Oleg. Okay. So, one, two, three. Gaps forward. We play honestly, by the rules. Respect each other. Hands. We play by the whistle. Block Semyon. Block him. Yes. Black and white birds. Okay, normal. But it's all about the words. Don't believe the tears. You can do anything. You can do it yourself. Look, they took so many years from us. No horizons, just none. Instead, a shining dawn. Mountains, rivers, bridges behind it. And someone is watching from above. We will win. Today, you and I together. Me and [music] you together. Me and [music] you. Your world is pain and light. The pain that you give. Come on, go. [applause] Vd Oleg is the best. [music] With you, with you, with you. Day after day, step by step. We will go through everything. My soul, hold on. Don't cry. Catch your ball. [music] [music] Hey, friend, this is just life. Hold on to it and [music] go forward. Look. They took so many years from us. No horizons, just none. Instead, a shining dawn. Instead, a shining dawn. Mountains, rivers, and bridges behind it. And someone is watching from above. We will win. Today, you and I together. You and I together. You and I together. You and I. [music] Bracelet, finally managed to get out of the hospital and bask in the sun. But I had to fight for the right to walk on the court. Hey, jocks. Clear the court. Let's have a match, and whoever wins will choose when to play. And you held the ball in your hands? Yes, we are the best. I was the best in class. We weren't the best, of course, but we had Vladus. He agreed to become the coach of the Bracelets. And you pass to the center? Yes. One, two, three. Bracelets. Bracelets have won back the right to fully control the court during the day. But even more importantly, Vladus was with us. We will never forget this. It's unforgettable. Hello. Hello. How is it unforgettable? Friendship with a ward neighbor. And every small step towards recovery. Everyone was very happy for Kristina, both the doctors and friends. Especially the one who wants to be more than just a friend. I drew this for you. I wanted you to have food that you could look at without disgust. [music] Clouds this summer will probably be especially good. Clouds this summer will probably be especially good. Being there for you at the right moment is a property known to many left-handers. Clouds this summer will probably be especially good. [music] [music] M [music] Today is the city's day. Everyone is celebrating. They are launching fireworks. And we in the hospital also really wanted a holiday. [music] Great. Hello. Great. Yes, I feel like a dealer or something. Just. Yes, everything is fine. We are careful. I beg you, observe safety precautions. Okay. So, sparklers, seven pieces bought. Small fountains, 13. And one big one. Well, it seems like everything is cool. Thanks a lot. Be careful. Bye. Now I'll show you a great place where you can hide fireworks. Let's go. Only we need to hurry. I need to prepare for something. I told you, I have an algebra exam soon. Ah, ah. I gave up on all exams long ago. I have every right. You too, by the way. I can't give up. He won't understand why I'm doing badly. Well, let's hide the fireworks quickly then. Let's go to the edge of the ward and tell the guys. Lody. Well, okay, let's go. [music] Oh, a piano. Yes, cool. Put it here. Let's go. What about it? In short, everything is cool. Grisha brought firecrackers and fireworks. So we have a full set. Well, nice. At least we'll have a normal evening. Oleg, can I invite Olya? No. What Olya? A holiday for the Bracelets. My neighbor was put in my room. I'd like to invite him too. No. What are you talking about? Bracelets are a closed group. Well, let's invite the whole hospital. Oleg, well, Olya is very lonely in the hospital. Alone. Well, just once. Well, please. Well, I'm serious. Just once. Well, just once. And that's it. Come on, no. I said no, so no. Antosh, don't be upset. It's just that you don't have Kristina's bonuses. What kind of Kristina bonuses? Well, you know, all sorts of different things that our bald leaders fall for. What are you talking about? Listen, it's obvious to everyone that you're both dragging Kristina along. Why do you think that? So, you don't like her? No. So, I don't understand, can my neighbor come or not? Let's go see your neighbor. I don't like Kristina at all, and I don't like her either. Yes. What? Did I say something wrong? Well, really. [music] Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Tell me, what's his name? Kirill. Well, what else can you tell me about Kirill? What else interests you? I'm interested in whether he is worthy of the honor of going with us to the party and watching the fireworks. Well, if he has a traumatic brain injury, then he is an ideal candidate for watching fireworks. How did he get it? They were burning firecrackers at school. He got scared, ran, tripped, and hit his head on the asphalt with all his might. Well, everything is clear. And is he here for long? Well, most likely until morning. But don't worry, the nurse will wake him up every 2 hours at night and ask questions. Cool. Can I ask him questions instead of the nurse? Anton, seriously, leave the guy alone. Let him rest. Good luck. Bye. Hey. Hey. What's your name? Kirill. There, you see, the answer is correct. Let's take him. Where are we taking him? Look at him. Moreover, he is afraid of firecrackers. Kirill. Kirill. Do you like firecrackers? No. Well, that's clear. Let's go. I saw you in the basement with girls. What after the blow? I see the future. Awesome. Seriously? Yes, he's lying. You really see the future? Anton, he's lying. Don't you understand? Wait, Kirill. Kirill, do you really see the future? For him to adapt to the new society. Yes, wow. Yes, cool. So, guys, let's get out of here. They need to sleep. Let's go. Uh-huh. Come on. Drink more. Lie down. And I'll come in later. Okay. Come on. [music] Anton's neighbor says he sees us all in the basement. But that sometimes happens to people after a head injury. Sometimes psychic abilities open up. Maybe someone's do, but he, who is afraid of firecrackers. Oleg, what if he really can predict the future? Yes, he can't do anything. He just hit his head. Yes, no, guys. No one can see the future. What nonsense. And I see my future. Now we'll set off fireworks, and I'll go study algebra. Listen, forget your algebra. And where are those fireworks? It's all happening now. Woo. Hey, listen. This is ours. Hello, guys. And these are your fireworks. Sorry, we didn't know. They were lying around unclaimed, we decided to use them somehow so they wouldn't go to waste. I hear you. I think it's time for you to sleep. Pills, thermometers in bed. Come on, come on. It's already very late. Get out of here. Fireworks. Come back first. Guys, don't make a fuss. Your court is during the day, ours is at night. Everything is fair. We're not leaving here. Understood? Oleg, forget it. We'll find other fireworks. Let them choke. Strofi says. Listen. Hey, why are you talking to her like that? I don't understand. Din. Relax. I'll handle it. Hey, apologize to Nina. I'm bothering you, little man. Don't get worked up. I understand. Blood is boiling. Few women to choose from. And by the way, are you stealing her food? You've caused a commotion here. Do you realize that the whole hospital is up? Quickly, everyone to your departments. Everything, everything, we're leaving. Do me a favor. And Anna Markovna is already waiting for you, so get ready. Oleg, at 12 in the basement, meet me. So to speak. Wheelchair races. You have to answer for your words. No problem. At 12 o'clock. Not only do you set off your fireworks at night, but you also brought girls with you. We went ourselves. Olya, you're already. So, from today, and specifically from this very minute, you will be watched around the clock. No more of your parties. No more of your strolls. No more wandering around this corridor. Sitting in the ward after lights out. Anna Markovna, wait. But we're not always like this. Today is the city's day. We decided to celebrate. Well, of course, today Oleg decided to celebrate the city's day. And tomorrow there will be some other holiday, right? At night, you should sleep. That's clear. And now, everyone disperse to your wards. You definitely have to study algebra. No options. In what sense? So, you mean we'll take them and let them go? So, insulting Kristina is normal? Yes, Oleg. Yes, let them say whatever they want. What's the difference? They got to Anton. They beat them in basketball. They've completely lost their fear. Listen, you yourself say that we beat them in basketball. So let them be angry for their own good. What's the difference that they stole the fireworks? It's normal. In short, they're pushing it. We are Bracelets, and we must take revenge. Were Bracelets created to take revenge on someone? Excuse me, guys. I didn't know. I didn't know you would go for the slightest provocation. Oleg, you go to sleep. You're such a bore. So, guys, it's time for us. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Do you like Oleg? No. I don't like Oleg, and Dima too. And I don't like Dima either. [music] Listen, why don't you choose someone? And I'll hook up with whoever is left. Pol, are you completely crazy? [music] Damn, this is complete lawlessness. They don't understand who they've gotten involved with. What are you digging there for? I told you, tomorrow is the exam. The exam is tomorrow. And for today, you are my second. I don't want to know anything. Listen, forget about this Zhenya. What do you mean, forget? I can't forget. Listen, Oleg, Markovna wasn't kidding. She's really furious. We need to lie low for at least a week. Dimonchik, if he attacked Kris, I won't be able to sleep normally until he gets what he deserves. Listen, are you going to hit him right away? Yes, like a normal guy. No, I thought about it, but it's stupid to fight when both are in wheelchairs. We'll have races. Whoever comes last, never barks again. Are you serious? Races? Yes, we have them in the garage. In short, you are my second, and that's it. No, it's cool. Do your homework. What do you want? To go out and be the smartest? Yes. And I don't want to. I've been here for 2 years, and it's unclear how much longer I'll be here. Maybe I'll never return to this school. Stop whining. Don't play the victim. In fact, you're just showing off to Kristina. Yes, go to hell. Kirill. Kirill, are you asleep? Kirill. Kirill. Kirill. Hello. How are you feeling? [music] Normal. Let's talk then. [music] A little bit. Yes. What's your last name? Do you remember? And how old are you? 14. Birthday, February 15th. Zodiac sign, Aries. Wonderful. So, let's continue. Sleep. And I'll [music] come in. Hello. Give my regards to the groom. I don't have a groom. I'll be a Scorpio soon. So, [music] sleep. Kirill. Kirill. Kirill. Kirill. Lights out. Kirill, what is it? You really see the future? Yes. And how do you see it? In words or in pictures? Pictures. That is, you approach a person, look at him, and see what will happen to him next. Uh-huh. Cool. Let's go somewhere together. Okay. I was told to lie down. Kirill, this is very important. I want to introduce you to my friend so you can predict his future. You understand? I really want to sleep. Let's go. Okay. No, Kirill. Let's do it the other way around. First we'll go, and then you'll sleep. Okay? It's very important. Kirill. Kirill. Sleep well. [music] Hello. Hello. Are you not sleeping? Are you not sleeping? Yes. My head hurts a little. I can't [music] sleep. What are you figuring out here? Exams? I have an algebra exam tomorrow. Oleg really says that all this is useless. Like, you shouldn't think about it in the hospital. I don't know, in short. What are you listening to him for? He's been in the hospital for a long time. He knows more than I do. Well, yes, probably. And what are you going to do? Study? Well, if you get stuck here for a long time. Yes, I don't really study at school. Oh, thanks. Listen, I'm actually doing all this because I miss school, really. And when I do my homework, I feel like I'm living normally, like I'm going to school, taking exams, you understand? Yes. I understand. I understand. Are you solving it or not? Yes. This is nonsense. I can't figure it out. I need to graph a function using the derivative. I just can't do it. We passed this last year. My school is a physics and math school. They drive us crazy there. So, how did you pass? Yes, normally. I passed. Well, at first, of course, I couldn't. Draw? What? Well, then, little by little, I caught up. Listen, maybe you can help me? Yes, without a problem. Only you won't tell anyone. No one. I promise. Let me see what you have. Look, I've been sitting here for a long time. This second example. Which one? This one or this one? This second one. Ah, okay. So, the point is in the intervals. So, and what do you have here? Well, I started here. Uh-huh. Well, I don't understand anything. Well, everything is correct. Write the points. Look, everything is correct. Look, we take the minus out of the [music] parentheses. Vlas, people are sleeping. We need to talk. Let's go out. In short, I have a duel in the basement. I need a second. Are you playing? Yes, damn it, no. Marino, I've set a meeting with Zhenya's gang. Wheelchair races in the basement. Whoever comes last loses. Basketball wasn't enough, apparently. Will you go with me, please? Where else would I go? Thanks. See what a moon. Full moon. Let's make a wish. And do you make wishes on a full moon? I invented this thing for myself. A ritual. Normal. When I was younger, it was a full moon. I went out onto the balcony for some reason. Blew on the moon like a candle. It's kind of stupid to blow on the moon. Maybe it's stupid. People blow on candles on a cake on their birthday. Well, yes. Or on a sore spot so it hurts less. I know you know about my illness. Yes. I'm very worried about you. Don't worry. This thing develops slowly. And as long as I remember everything I need to remember, that you, Oleg, are the leader of the Bracelets, that your sister's name is Yulia, that you owe me 500 rubles. Yes. And I would like to borrow much more for a prosthesis. I just read that with Alzheimer's, people forget what happened to them most recently. The last few months. And you know me recently. I'm afraid you'll forget me first. It's impossible to forget you, Oleg. And then, I'm writing memoirs. I'm writing everything down. Doctors are writing about cases. When my body malfunctions, it's called a medical history. And I'm writing the history of my life. The history of happy, unforgettable moments. So don't hope. I will remember everything. I will remember everything. The history of my life. Will you let me read it? Will you win the race? [music] I will win. It was a strange night, and it's completely unclear how it will end. But anything can happen, even miracles. Kirill. Kirill. Kirill. Kirill. Wake up. Kirill. Kirill. Get up. We [music] sometimes two completely different people accidentally meet in life, and suddenly they feel very good with each other. This is [music] a miracle. A miracle if you are helped by someone you least expect help from. [music] Or when you are not afraid to create new memories, even though your memory has already started to betray you. This is also a [music] miracle. Maybe another miracle will happen, and I will find out what awaits me in the [music] future. Wake up. Wake up, Kirill. Excellent. You're up. Kirill. Yes. Kirill. What do you need? Get up, please. There's an emergency. Let's go to your friend. Yes, to my friend. Listen, if a person is in a coma, can you still see their future? I don't know. Maybe I can. Well, you can or you can't. It's very important. I probably can. Well, then let's go. Kirill, please hurry. I'm coming. [music] I'm coming. Well done. Let's go. Miracles do happen, even in hospitals. Well, congratulations. You just built your first graph yourself. Uh-huh. Cool that you were nearby. Yes. That's nothing. The main thing is that I don't end up next to you when you start integrals. That's where it's just a complete mess. Guys. Guys, do you want to know Romka's future? We're going to him now. What, this prediction stuff again? No, no, this time it's serious. Kirill really predicts the future. Really? Maybe he can predict the answer to tomorrow's test. One B, two A, three G. So, one A, two B. Dude, two B. Yes. Three A. Dude, what are you doing? What if it's really true? What truth? Look at her. She's talking like a cabbage. Hey, take it easy with my friend the psychic. Okay? Well, what do you mean, take it easy? Look at her. She's really talking like a head of cabbage. And me, please. Tomorrow you'll pass the test. And today, someone will kiss you. Who will kiss me? Hey, listen, dude. Can you tell me something about me? Wait. Who will kiss me? Ah, I see. Cabbage. Offended? Well, be offended. Water is poured on the offended. If you didn't know, guys, the demagoguery is over. Quickly to Kromka. [music] Quickly. Here.

I want to sleep. Let's go to the ward. Okay. No, no, don't. First the edges, and then sleep. Alright, guys. I, Kristine, what do you think? You'll get a kiss. Yes. What does that have to do with it? Kirill. Kirill, right? Let's go. We're closing. Listen, do you think it's all strange? Everything is fine. I'm dying to know my future. I want it very much, just like others don't want to forget their past. What happened to your opponent? What is he sick with? I don't know. I know he's stupid. Well, it's unlikely he was hospitalized just because of stupidity. Well, yes, and stupidity isn't treated, unfortunately. Why did you ask? You need to study your enemy well, then you will win. Damn, I didn't even think about that. [music] Let's have a preamble. Oh, come on. We didn't know. You tell us when it starts. I don't know. It's hard for me to say anything. He's in a coma. I need to concentrate somehow. I can't see anything. Maybe turn off the light? Let's close our eyes, or something. Let's also hold hands and stand in a circle. Come on, you be quiet. [music] [music] Yes, definitely he'll get stuck and won't come. Good evening, Oleg. Is this your support group, or maybe grandpa came to visit? Oleg brought grandpa. And you brought two minors. So everything is balanced, I think. Let's get to the point. What's the route? The track is like this: go straight, then right to the far wall, then right again, and back. One lap. I suggest lengthening the distance. We go from here to there, then zigzags, and along the finish line, we go to the starting point so everyone can see who comes first. No problem. But if you choose the route, I choose the conditions. The loser with his whole gang doesn't appear on the basketball court at all. Wait, we already beat you on the court during the day. In the evening, let's go play. And the morning is ours, friend. If your grandpa chooses the route, I choose the conditions. Everything is fair. Okay, but you don't bother Kristine anymore, understood? Kristine, someone. Well, okay, let's start. Help me mark the route. Sam, help. [music] [music] [music] No, guys. This is some kind of nonsense. Kirill, do you see anything? I see. Thank God. I found you, guys. He needs to lie down. Mash, this is just a minute. This is very important, please. Anton, I'm telling you in plain Russian, he needs rest. Everything is very serious. Let's go, Kirill. It will start. Should I call Mark? Let's go. So, I didn't find out what will happen to me. But we can still find out something else today. [music] Will Oleg win the race or not? Will the girl kiss Dima? Will your friends come to cheer for you? No. [music] Start. [music] From here. But the main thing is that when we find out the answers to the most important questions, we are all together. [music] Hi. Hi. Hi. I thought you were preparing for the exam. I've already prepared. That's good. Will you get an A? It would be nice. Listen, Chris, don't you want to go watch the race? Listen, you know I'm against these showdowns. Well, I'm against them too, in principle. But since Oleg agreed, then we probably have to support him. We shouldn't leave him alone. Dim, you're right. I'm with you. Great. And you? Me too. Super. Let's go then. So, focus. Ready? On your marks. Attention. Wait, wait. Wait. Don't start. Good luck. Leader. I don't doubt it. You know what to do yourself. Come on. I came to watch you do it. On your marks. Good luck. Leader. Attention. [music] [applause] [music] [applause] [music] [applause] Oleg. Come on, Oleg. Come on, Oleg. [music] Come on. It happens. [applause] Come on, come on. [applause] [music] You're the best. You're the best. You're the best. [applause] I knew you would. [music] He's a man. He's a handsome man. Just wow. The court is ours, and don't you dare touch us again. Agreed or not? Yes. Yes. It's all fair. We did it. You behaved like a child, of course, but it's great that you won. Thanks for coming. Our team will fall now. Let's go, let's go. Oleg is the Champion. Oleg is the Champion. Oleg is the Champion. Oleg is the Champion. Oleg is the Champion. Dim, do you have a girlfriend? [music] [music] Oh, he woke up. How are you feeling? Good. Are we acquainted? Yes, I'm Anton, your neighbor. We're in the hospital. Yes. Yes, we're in the hospital. Sorry. Can you still see the future? Future? Yes. Funny. Well, do you remember anything at all? Yes, I heard firecrackers exploding, ran, fell, and that's it. I'm here. Apparently, you're recovering. Well, that's good too. By the way, your name is Kirill. Thanks. I'm aware. Get well soon, Kirill. [music] [music] Hi. Are you lost? Listen, we figured it out. In general, the bracelets don't need the court all day. If you want, we'll share. Share? Why such generosity? Do you realize that this is the only place in the hospital where you can distract yourself somehow? And it's awkward if you can't go out there. You have the desire, right? Well, of course. Then take it. Play in the evenings. Thanks. You're welcome. Okay. I hope you don't think we'll become friends after this. We're fine. The door is there. What, is it too much trouble to get off your ass? I would immediately. Everything, friend. No. [music] I can't. What? Go away. What? Go away. [music] [music] [music] Make a wish. What wish? I don't know. Any. Vlad says if you blow on a full moon, the wish will come true. Do you really believe that? I once wished that my future roommate would be in a wheelchair. Really? Ilukh, your roommate. What will you wish for? [music] Happy. [music] Finale. Wow. Little Light. Little I. [music] [applause] feel a beautiful Surprise. I feel Al. A beau. [music] Feel. [music] beau. I. A beau Surprise. [music] [music] This night didn't end quite as we wanted. I didn't get the kiss I was waiting for, and I never found out my future. Will it even happen? But I, and all the bracelets, have our present. We were very happy today. It's like a little stolen childhood was returned to us. We just forgot about everything in the world. There on the roof, we only remembered that we are together, and that the real miracle is to be a bracelet. [music] The red bracelets are my hospital team. Every team must have enemies. Why are you basking in the sun? Listen. Are you immortal or something? I see. Listen. Get out of here. What's unclear, guys? Actually, the court is common. The court is for everyone. Zhenya and his gang started competing with us. First, we beat them in basketball, then Oleg won the duel of leaders. [music] [applause] Understand? Yes. Everything is fair. But it's hard to remain enemies in the hospital. Listen, we figured it out. In general, the bracelets don't need the court all day. If you want, we'll share. What, is it too much trouble to get off your ass? I would immediately, friend. No, I can't. It's stupid to try to drown someone who is in the same boat as you. Everyone is in the hospital not just for nothing. Everyone has their own problem to deal with. The damned cancer. But despite all the illnesses, we remain children, and we have our childhood problems. I have to go back. Where do you want to go? Parents who don't love each other enough. And where is your boyfriend or friends who love too much? We broke up. Yes, it's been clear to everyone for a long time that you're not together. Why do you think that? Because she doesn't like you? No. The clouds this summer will probably be especially [music] good. The clouds this summer will probably be especially good. Being by your side at the right moment is a well-known property of left-handers. The clouds this summer will probably be especially good. [music] [music] Oh, flowers. [music] When your roommate is discharged, he becomes your friend. He was there when you were feeling bad, even though you didn't ask him to. You realize that this friend changed a lot in you. [music] [music] [music] I'll miss you. Me too. By the way, how much did you lose in total? 5 kg. But the doctors aren't discharging me because of that. They think I've adopted some new behavior model. I'll lose weight myself now. And I gained 2 kg, but I haven't quite adopted this new behavior model yet. What if I go out and relapse? Seriously? Come on, everything will be fine. I'll tell you every day how things are going in the hospital. It's so interesting here. And write about the guys. Okay. Who did you choose? It's hard to choose between two guys. Yes. Yes. Oleg is just spoiled and selfish. He's not a leader at all, really. He's just a scared little boy. But I like him. I like him so much it's scary. Why scary? [music] Because when I'm with him, I don't know what to expect from him. Damn, I'm just very afraid of making a mistake and I don't want to get hurt later. And Dima? Dima is good. He cares about me. But he didn't hook you? Oh, it's time. [music] Here, take it. Get well soon. [music] [music] Hello. How's algebra? It's fine. I've almost solved everything. What's difficult? Give me a problem, let me see. Are you crazy? I'm writing. Don't disturb me, please. You seem tense. I want to help. You're not doing very well. Help me. Wait. This guy is the teacher. Are you sleeping? I don't want to cheat, especially since there's nothing to cheat from. Timon is your friend and generously brought you cheat sheets from the ward, you understand? No, no. He'll see. They'll kick me out of here. He'll burn us now. Look at him carefully. He's a rare slowpoke. You have to find one like that. Well, come on. [music] Faster. Hi. Hi. Surprise. We're going to orthopedics. Cool. They brought me my leg. Come on, good luck. You have great glasses. What? Excuse me. He's joking. That's great. Oh, hi, boss. What's up? Everything's fine. Where are you going? We're going for a coronary angiography. Have you ever had it done? Yes, twice. Well, and what? How is it? Scary. But you'll like it. Damn, I'm not 3 years old anymore to be teased. No, it's okay. Everything will be fine. Yes. Why are you so sure? Because everything will be great. Andrey Valentinovich will do it for you. Yes, I don't know, probably. Yes. He's a very cool doctor. Very wise. Yes. Did he tell you a secret? What secret? Well, ask, you'll find out. Come on, bye. Good luck. [music] Nervous? Well, a little bit. But they didn't put a catheter in me. They didn't put tubes in my body. But you'll see what you look like from the inside. Are you kidding me? Many want to see, and some even dream of changing something there. Lung volume. [music] Arteries. And is it painful? The most painful. We'll give you a couple of injections, then a small puncture. We'll enter the artery. The main thing is not to twitch. And I have to lie down for another 4 hours? Yes, you can't even move. You'll have to lie down, otherwise, you'll bleed. And it will be difficult for us to stop the bleeding. Is everything really okay? Yes. Exactly. If you want to ask something, I'm at your [music] service. Hi. Listen, they brought a prosthesis. You helped me choose it. So you'll see the first one. Well, let's go. Let's go. Good afternoon. Hello. Hello. Hello. Look. Do you like it? It's very beautiful. Remember? Yes. The first installment is 200,000. And we need to process the documents. Your father left you money. Listen, father should have sent it. He'll send it next week. He's just at sea. He didn't have time. You know, it's all complicated. But he will send it. He's a very responsible person. Then I think we need to wait until next week. He really needs it. I can't do without it. I understand. But I'm not making the decision. I understand. Thanks. Thanks. [music] Yes. Okay, Dad. Yes, I understand. Yes. Thanks. Bye. So, what's up? What's up? Father found 120. Yulka got thirty. Well, and the rest I have to find. 50. This is my leg. I'll do everything to buy this prosthesis. Listen, can you talk to your parents? Mom is rich. Maybe she'll lend me some. It's impossible to talk to her. Mom, you don't want to? That is, you just don't want to? If I were in your place, I wouldn't even hesitate. Okay, let's close the topic. Thank you so much, Oleg. Oleg, what? Okay, I'll talk to her. Okay. [music] Well, you're really lucky today. Look at him. Oleg is winning against me. They brought the prosthesis. Maybe you can lend me some? We've collected almost the entire amount. We're short 50,000. I don't have that kind of money. Sorry. Oleg, maybe you still have it? You just forgot about it because of your illness. It was like that, but unfortunately, I clearly remember that I don't have a penny to my name. I haven't gotten my car back yet. There's not much money this month. Only 10,000. Take it. No, no, I can't. Okay, I have an idea. There are wealthy patients in our department who are bored in the hospital. They're going to play poker. We can take 10,000. If we're lucky, we'll hit the jackpot. We'll earn money for the prosthesis and a bonus for the son. Super. And will you play? Yes. No, what about my memory? I can only deal cards. Yes, and beat the roommate. Yes, yes. I have a plan, but I'm afraid you won't like it. Which one? Zhenya. The one I beat in the race. Are you kidding? No, he's a professional. He's 18. They let him play. No, I won't humiliate myself in front of him. Then you'll be without a prosthesis. No way. I have a player. Will you lend me money? Yes. Great. Oleg, he's a good player. He's a good player. We just need to find out if he can play. Well, goodbye. 10,000. Oh, hi, Dad. Cool. I got an A in algebra and didn't even use a cheat sheet. Well done. Why aren't you happy? I'm happy. Dim, we need to talk. Did something happen? I have metastases. The surgery didn't help. No. No. Why do you think that? Well, just... When were you last so serious? You said I had cancer. No. What? You're recovering. What about your work? Were you fired? God forbid. What? Everything is going well there. I got a grant for research. Great. Dim, Mom and I are getting divorced. What do you mean? Dad, you know we had problems. Well, those problems were related to work. And you say everything is fine now. Well, no, not all problems were related to work, unfortunately. So, can it be resolved? Dad, wait. When are you getting divorced? Have you already divorced? Three weeks ago. Three weeks ago? Seriously? Dad, and you're only telling me now? I just didn't know how to say it better. I shouldn't have said it today. You have such a day. You have an exam. I shouldn't have said it. Dad. I don't give a damn about all these exams. I'm doing all this only for you, so you'd be happy. When we were at home, you were never there. We never talked, never communicated. And I got all these grades just to get your attention. And now I don't give a damn about doing all this if I don't have a father anymore. No. Why? I'm staying with your father. We just separated. You're no longer my father. Dad. Go to your students. If you care about them so much, I don't want to see you anymore. [music] Understood? Well, did you understand the rules? Yes. Oleg understood. You need to form pairs and make combinations. I bet 10. I bet 20. I raise to 40. Uh-huh. I raise to 40. All in. All in. So what do you have? I have... I have a seven of clubs, a ten of spades, and a jack of hearts. Well, I have three tens. So I won. You didn't win anything. You don't have any combinations. But I have all different suits. And you, in my opinion, have some kind of boredom. You don't understand cards, nothing. I thought you would understand. Smart. Sorry, Oleg. If you give me 2 hours, I'll try to learn everything. Try. Well, see? As soon as you started eating, you immediately look good. Your cheeks are rosy. 2 kg is still a bit small, but it's better than nothing. In general, if you want to get well, don't relax. Mom, can I ask you something? Let's go. In general, Oleg, we brought the prosthesis that he really needs. His father hasn't been able to send all the money yet. In short, can you lend it? Kristine, wait until... Until the end. You just need to collect the first installment, it's 50,000 in total. Only 50,000 is missing. Wow. That's a huge amount. Mom, but it's important. No, Kristine. Yes, why? Because you need to think about how to get well and get out of here, not to beg me for money for your friends here. Treatment, by the way, is not free either. How long have you been lying here? Think about it. Everything is done. You need to get well and get out. You've brought yourself to a semi-corpse state. I just don't understand how you can hate yourself so much to do this to yourself. Exactly, Mom. How can you hate yourself like that? You don't understand that. What do you mean? What I mean is that if you listened not only to yourself, you would understand what I'm talking about. I hate my body. I hate every cell of my body. Kristine, how can you say that? You just need to pull yourself together, start eating, take care of yourself, and you'll become normal. Normal? Yes. All my life I feel like you're ashamed of me. You can't get used to the fact that you have such a daughter, not as perfect as you. Kristine. [music] Kristine. What? Mom said no. He has plenty of money. What's the problem? Why are you on my case? I'm not on your case. Why can't anyone help me? I'll do everything I can. What did you do? It's useless. Tell me honestly, you haven't even talked to him. Are you completely stupid? [music] Hi. What are you doing here? I have business with you. What kind of business? Well, it's serious business. Yes, wait. Let me move to the wheelchair. In the chair. It feels like you're visiting me. I don't like being visited either. No. Why? When friends visit you for New Year's, it's great to lie in bed, especially when friends give you ice skates. Strange. Your friends are... Friend, I need a leg. Yes, really? And I need two. Listen, I heard you play poker well. No, I don't play poker well. I play poker awesomely. In short, I have 10,000 to bet. I need to win 50 for the first installment for the prosthesis. Well, your appetites are good. Listen, your wheelchair isn't worth less than a helicopter, is it? A little less than a helicopter. I won't play for you. Well, damn, I thought you... What did you think? That if I'm driving around in a wheelchair and you don't have a leg, I'll stop helping myself? Well, yes. Damn, friend. There's another player. Is that you? Yes. Yes, it's you. It's nothing. We all look like this. Look, this is your heart. You don't know what's wrong with me yet. No. But you had difficult cases there, right? Really hopeless ones? And you saved people there, right? You're like Dr. House, but not mean. I try. If you find out that something is wrong, you'll tell me, right? Okay. Agreed. You know, you're the first doctor who listens to me. Something is wrong. Dog. [music] [music] Dim, they're waiting for you at physical therapy. [music] [music] [music] So, what did the dog say? Unfortunately, friend, it's hard to get blood out of your heart. There's a narrowing of the main vessel. Urgh. Is that very serious? It's solvable, but it requires complex surgery. I'll call your mom. You stay here for now, then we'll transfer you to intensive care. In the hospital, there are moments when you really need to rely on someone. You just need to know that you're not alone, that there's someone older and smarter nearby, someone who will do everything possible to cure you. [applause] Or that there's a friend nearby who will help you fight for your dream, even if the idea seems very risky. Slash. Oh, hello. Hello. Hello, gentlemen. Before you is a poker legend, Anton Tsvetkov, and his bald friend. And I see you don't even have a croupier. We have an internal game, Anton. Excuse me, guys, what do you need here? Let's move to the wards, quickly. We want to play. Excuse me, boys, but gambling is prohibited here. So, it's not even up for discussion. Margarita Karlovna, don't pretend you don't see us for the first time. Yes, we have money. We want to play. Exactly, guys, let's not be pirates. Because if they see us here, we'll all be in big trouble. And if they see us with you, then it will be even worse. I don't even know. Maybe we should call Markovna? I think she'll be impressed by such a lineup. A math teacher, two adults. What do you say, Oleg? I think this will be a deadly number. Yes, Vitaly Mikhailovich. Kids, you're bluffing. Adults. Let's check if we're bluffing or not. We just want to play and win a little money. Okay, clowns. You play wonderfully with words. Let's play poker. Well, what do you say? What do you think, Margarita Karlovna? Let the kids play. Mikhailovich, I'll deal. [music] Please, a minute. Yes, we have a pro. Well then, let's bet. [music] to every single side For all the times I saw you For all the games you play For all the times you gave A to every single day For every time I you I'm walking outside again [music] something outside From here tonight and [music] every you clim you have The of Shame Every you Pra something about My Walking again T [music] Hi, dear. How are you? Such a sunny day today. I know you got divorced. What? I know you got divorced. Dad told me. Did he come here? Yes, he visited. I thought he came because I passed the exam. But he came to say that you got divorced three weeks ago. Listen, I was going to tell you. It's just that you're going through a difficult period right now, and I thought... You weren't with Denis hugging each other. Dim, listen, it's all very difficult. Something didn't show it on you that it's difficult for you. Mom, your father and I haven't lived together for a very long time. And Denis, Denis helped me a lot. Of course, I would have told you soon. I thought it was Dad's fault, that he doesn't think about us. It turns out you're even worse. You just don't care about me. You're traitors. [music] [music] Where is Olya? She's discharged. Can I sit with you for a bit? Do as you [music] [music] wish. Are you okay? Yes, everything is fine. Really, everything is great. Okay, tell me, what's wrong? I'm just tired. I'm sick of sitting in this hospital and hating myself. Why do you hate yourself? My mom thinks so. Oleg yelled at me today for some reason. I'm so fed up with everything here that I want to get out of here as soon as possible. You see, you're angry, which means you're recovering. Of course. What about you? Dim, you always listen to me. Now it's my turn. My parents divorced. I knew they weren't okay, but not that much. I don't know. It's probably stupid, but I thought what happened to me would bring them together. Not at all. They didn't even wait for me to get out of the hospital. And Mom? What about Mom? It doesn't matter. I just feel lonely now. That's why I came. If you want, I can leave. [music] [music] I bet 150. Check. [music] Guys, I pass. Guys, maybe you should also take your winnings and go play? You have a large enough sum. Bet everything. Yes. Why do you need so much money? We want to buy sports cars. Two. Why do you keep closing your eyes? Do you want to talk about it? Yes. When I was a child, my father played poker and sat nearby with his eyes closed, listening to them talk, and then watched who won. Now, when I close my eyes, I know exactly who is bluffing and who isn't. I warned you that you've run into a professional. Thanks. We know. Wow. House. House. I see. [music] Well done. What do you mean? We won. We won. We won. [music] Win. [music] [music] Thanks, guys. Just one minute. What minute? I haven't revealed my cards yet. And what? [music] Straight. [music] Flush. Excuse me, Oleg. Could you pass me the [music] chips, please? [music] [music] [music] Let's go. Thanks. [music] You know, my parents have been together for quite a long time, and they seem to even love each other. But if it weren't for Dad, I think they would have divorced long ago. I like you from the moment Oleg said he found the perfect girl for the bracelets. [music] Arrived. Yes. Yes. How does it feel? Wonderful. Normal. Are you kidding me? Do you need a prosthesis? Yes. Take it. Why did you refuse to play for me? I wanted to beat you. I have money. They don't solve my problem. They solve yours. Take it. Thanks. [music] [music] Wonderful. Good. [music] [music] This can be operated on. It can be, but the surgery is very complex. I could die. You understand? You can't lie to me. You promised. Yes, you could die. What's the percentage? Why are you silent? What percentage? 50/50. And if you don't have the surgery? It's impossible not to do it. No, I... I understand everything. I don't understand anything. That is...

I have been lying in your hospital all this time, undergoing all these tests. You have drawn so much blood from me, and what now? So, you haven't cured me, it turns out. In the end, I'm lying here, and you tell me that, "Dude, you're going to die now." Or maybe you won't die. Yes, I wish I had cancer and you weren't talking nonsense. Everything will be fine, you just need to rest and you can't move. Don't forget, I'll call my father and come back. Uh-huh. And you, won't you tell me a secret, what secret? Well, Oleg told me that you know some secret. A secret? There was a very difficult period in my life when I was 15. Like you, I was seriously ill, no one could understand what was wrong with me. They dragged me to doctors, took me from hospital to hospital, until one very elderly professor understood that I had problems with my bones. But when I first saw him, I thought, "Well, he's ancient, who can he cure?" I thought about you. Well, who would doubt it? I lay in the hospital for 2 years under his supervision. Wow. Yes, he became like a father to me and, as a result, cured me. And now I've become a doctor thanks to him. Cool. And what's the secret? The secret is simple: losses can become gains. Understood? Me? Understood. And what? And that's all. Hold on, you're a strong guy. Couples appear in hospitals where one needs love, and the other needs to give someone this love. Here, you can argue with your parents, but find a girlfriend, or you'll have a chance to see your friend learning to walk again, slowly like in a dream, fast like a bird, following you, my heart, beat. Promise me you won't tell anything. Bracelets. Why? They will support you, you need friends now. I don't want anything to change. I don't want them to start treating me differently. I want everything to stay as it is. I don't want to die. You won't die. Understood? Promise you won't tell anything. I promise. Thank you.

Our leader had a dream: a leg with a dynamic foot and a hydraulic knee with four axes, but he couldn't afford it. The first payment will be 200,000. Oleg was ready for anything to get money for the prosthesis. All. Yes, why do you need so much money? We want to buy a sports car, two. And when it seemed that nothing more could be invented, help came from an unexpected side. Take it. You refused to play for me. I wanted to beat your ass. Oleg finally got what he dreamed of. He also got closer to his dream. I like you from the moment Oleg said he found the perfect girl for bracelets. Then our leader felt the ground under his feet and immediately lost his balance. There was a big test. It can be operated on, it can, but the operation is very difficult. I can die. Yes, you can die. What percentage? 50/50. Or I didn't want friends to know about his diagnosis. He wanted to deal with everything himself. Promise you won't tell anything. Bracelets. Why? They will support you. I don't want them to start treating me differently. Promise you won't tell anything. I promise. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. To be by your side at the right moment is a property known to many. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful.

Well, how much have you eaten already? But if I eat the ninth one, I've officially stopped chemotherapy. A strange way to find out if you've stopped chemo or not. There are other options. No, if you don't stop me, then I'm fine. I need to know. Tomorrow is an important day. What kind of day? It's my 16th birthday. Ser, why were you silent? And what are you saying? Well, it's your birthday, we have to celebrate. Did you celebrate your birthday in the hospital? No, I don't want to celebrate here. Why? I don't understand. Well, people come and don't know what to wish a person with cancer. You're talking some nonsense. You know what we should do? We should throw a party. We have to celebrate at home. I'll come back and celebrate. Nine. What are we going to do? Sleep? Let's go. When you lie in the hospital for a long time, some things stop seeming important. But in fact, it's connected with pain from the past, with the pain of loss, which is difficult to come to terms with. No, this is unacceptable to walk around with such a face and pretend that there is no birthday at all. I can't. They closed it. No, they didn't close it. Are you going to ignore your birthdays your whole life? Vl, you know everything. Yes, I know. Yes, but I remember you told me that your mom loved celebrating your birthdays. Well, yes, that's right. And Yulka's birthdays too. She always bought gifts in advance, then waited. It was clear that she had bought them and hidden them because she became so mysterious. And Yulka and I always knew where she hid them. We waited for the time to come. She was amazing. Listen, haven't you thought that your mom managed to buy you a gift and hide it? I don't know, it never occurred to me. Well, now you just have to find it. In short, I'd like to get out of here for a couple of hours, but Markov definitely won't let me go. Why do you think I'll let you go? No one has discharged you. I know. Then it's unrealistic. We need to find my gift. Well, what about your sister? Can't she look? No, no, she took her mother's death very hard. I don't want to give her hope. Well, imagine, she starts looking and doesn't find it. Well, it's understandable. In short, Oleg, I can't let you go. Damn it, Denis, please. No one will catch me. Well, what if something happens? Nothing will happen, I swear. Alex, you're sick, and anything can happen. And what did you tell me? If you need my help, just say anything. Yes, understood, empty talk. Listen to me. Yes, go away. Oleg, Oleg, wait. Do you have the keys to the house? Well, yes. Well, let me go get them now. Let's go. Guys, it's Oleg's birthday, he's 16. I suggest we throw him a party so he remembers it for life. And I disagree. Why? Well, if Oleg doesn't want to celebrate his birthday, I think we should respect his opinion, right? Look, the first fight between lovers. Listen, Kristin, we all know Oleg, he always says he doesn't want to, but in reality, he does. Yes, that's a highly veiled desire. I agree with Kristin, by the way, because if a person doesn't want something, it means they don't want it. And besides, he has an operation soon, he's not up for your parties. What operation? You said tomography. Well, yes, tomography. I said it. What's the point? What's the difference? Listen, don't make excuses, everything will be fine with you after the tomography. What ideas, guys? Anton, why are you raising your hand? Don't. No, I think on the contrary, our meeting should be more organized. Otherwise, we're all talking at once, haphazardly. Say what you wanted. Well, I've forgotten now. Thank you. Everything is in your hands. Okay. Are there any suggestions? Yes, what suggestions? We're in the hospital. We have no decorations, no gifts, we don't even have a cake. Yes, and a cake is very important. Well, we can chip in for groceries from the nightstands. I personally have nothing in my nightstand. Oh, this is a real crisis in relationships. You're like you're mocking us, guys. Why discuss all this at all if you don't want to? Just say it, we don't want to. I'll congratulate him alone. Wow. Yes, don't raise your hand. You'll forget what you wanted to say again. I won't forget because it's an idea. And by the way, it's not a bad one. I'm in. Listen, I won't scare anyone. Yes, relax. Dad won't be back from the sea anytime soon. And Yulia said they're going to the hospital, so everything's fine. Cool photos. Well, what are you dawdling there for? Oh, nothing. So, where should we go? Okay, let's go to the parents' bedroom on the second floor. Uh-huh, understood. So, go up the stairs, turn left, then straight, you'll see a big bed, that's the bedroom. Uh-huh. Well, I'm in. What next? Look under the bed, she hid gifts there several times. Uh-huh. No. No, there's nothing there. Damn it. Let's go to the next room. Look to your left, there's a ladder. Climb it. Between the beams, a brown box, right in the corner. Yes, look in it. Well, it's empty. Completely empty? Well, yes, completely empty. So, go down again to the living room. Look under the bench, a chest, see? Look in it. I don't know where else to look. Wait a second. Hello. Well, sorry, friend. Nothing here either. Damn it. Okay, apparently she didn't have time to buy you a gift. In any case, thank you very much. You're welcome. Maybe look somewhere else? Yes, in the same places. Thank you very much. No need, don't look. Let's not be upset. It's okay.

What have you guys done here? And I said no surprises. Yes, of course, no surprises. Surprises are evil. What surprises? Everything's fine. No surprises. Did you understand me, Oleg? Yes. What? I have tomography today, I really don't have time for this. Of course, Oleg, what? Well, what did you want to say? Happy birthday. Thank you. Blankets, pillows, photos, paintings, toys, anything else? I don't know, maybe we'll stumble upon something else. Anything. We just need to hurry. I'll try to bring them earlier, but I'm not promising because we live quite far away. We just need to make it by evening, that's all. Well, you know, right? You're aware that he doesn't want to celebrate. Well, yes, he said. Maybe he'll come by. I know that you only turn 16 once in your life, so we have to do everything to make him not sad to celebrate in the hospital. He said he doesn't want to celebrate because he's in the hospital. Yes. Is that not so? No, it's not because of the hospital. Then why? Because, because a year ago, right before his birthday, our mother died. Then I don't see the point of throwing a party. Me neither. I'm afraid he'll break down. Yes, even if he breaks down, he needs this party. Are you sure? Yes, absolutely. Because when I ended up in the hospital, it was he who suggested throwing a farewell party. Of course, I immediately thought it was nonsense because I didn't have time for that then, but he said it would help me get through the operation. It really helped. And now it's a similar situation. I can't abandon him on his birthday, I have to help him. Well, I understand. We'll have to bring everything. Let's go, we're waiting for you. Uh-huh. Grandpa. Hi. Hi. And why are you so dressed up? Dressed up. You'll be dressed up here. Did something happen? Yes. I'm going to school to talk to your teacher. I don't want you to repeat the year because of this accident. Grandpa, I'm the best student in the class. Who will make me repeat the year? I know your teacher is very strict. Well, you be stricter with her too. And say hello. Buy some candy, some flowers. I obey. Hello, Anton. Meet your new neighbor. Well, at least this one is in order. Kolya. Why is he so pale? Is he a vampire? Anton, you're embarrassing everyone with your jokes. Yes. What jokes? Is it that every neighbor I have is an anomaly? One predicts the future, the other has half a face. Well, this is definitely a vampire. Anton, are you really a vampire? You have a grandson, he's so... Make yourself comfortable. Listen, maybe he should move to my bed? Why? What if the sun's rays burn him? So, Antosha, now you have company. I'll go. Don't worry. Use your charm. I'll try. Okay. Bye-bye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Hi, I'm Anton. Well, don't worry. At least you can fly. You're a vampire, a silent one. Okay, Anton, he has fangs. Leave the guy alone. Ilya, it's good that you're here. I'll be discharged soon. What did you want? Listen, do you have anything from which you can make a cape? What cape? A superhero cape, for example. Listen, ask Marina. I think she knows. Ah, right. Thank you very much. Good luck with the tomography. Kristin, listen, can you sit with me for a bit? Yes, I can. What's wrong? Ah, damn it. Yes, I'm just a little scared. Are you afraid of tomography? No. Damn, I've never been with a girl and... Well, I'd like to do a lot of things in my life, and suddenly I won't do it. What do you mean? What are you talking about? Kristina, can you kiss me? Are you kidding me? No, I'm serious. No, I can't. Well, please, just one kiss, a small, small one, please. The first time you should kiss a girl you like. Well, you like me. Are you kidding me? Yes, no. I'm not kidding. Kristina, please. Just to know what it's like. Please, without tongues, of course. Without tongues. And so that no one knows about it. Close your eyes. You thought I'd fall for that, didn't you? Kristin, good luck with the tomography. Denis, let's go out. Yes, what's wrong with my neighbor? Listen, the guy has kidney problems. One transplant has already been done, but it was unsuccessful. There will be another operation, but they can't find a donor. And his immunity is weak, that's why he's pale. Why did he become silent after the first operation? What is it? A side effect. During the operation, ligaments were removed. Depression. You cheered him up. Yes, just be careful with him, please. Of course, of course, I'm all caution. It's just that I think leaving someone alone on his birthday... Well, it's not nice. And whatever Oleg says, I'm sure he's waiting for a surprise. So we decided to throw a party, and I, as your friend and roommate, invite you. Will you go? So, let's do it again. We're throwing a party. I'm inviting you to it. Will you go? Sev, it will be really fun there, there will be music, guys. By the way, what kind of music do you like? Classical, probably. Kristin will be there. Like this. Honestly, it will be very cool. Come on, one nod of your head is enough. Great. So, we're having fun in the evening. Let's go. To the dining room. Should I get you something? Ah, understood. Sorry. Hi. Oh, hello. What are you doing here? In the operating room. Your mom said you have an operation today. I asked my dad to bring me before school. Really? Powerful. Thank you. I didn't know what to bring you. So I brought chocolate. After that. Thank you. You're welcome. We're friends, right? Of course, friends. Damn, I'm so ashamed. Why? Because I constantly bullied you at school. And you're the only person who came to me all this time. Well, I'm sure you would have done the same if I had ended up in the hospital. Yes, now I wouldn't even notice that you're not going to school. I wouldn't remember you, I wouldn't even think about you. Well, as it is now, many people don't think about me, everyone, rather. Well, except you. You know, I promise you that if I return to school, we will be best friends. In what sense, if I return? Ilya, it's time for the operating room. And your mother hasn't arrived yet? No, no, not yet. Too bad. Listen, it's time to go. Everything is ready. Can't we wait for her? No, we can't wait. But do you want to call her? Maybe she's already on her way. Well, that's it. Ready. Hi, Dad. Well, champion, how are you holding up? Well, yes. Nervous? Well, it's right. Everything will be fine, it won't take long, right? Everything. We're sitting here waiting for you. Excuse me, we need to start. We love you very much. I know. Bye, Dad.

Our stop. Damn. Adrenaline 1 mg. Intubate. Shock. No effect. Hi. Hi. Sleeping? Yes. No. Died? No. Then what am I doing here? You see, something went wrong with your operation, and now they're trying to bring you back. Do you hear voices? Breathe. Breathe. Shock. Another shock. Roma, I'm a little scared. I know. I'm scared sometimes too. Yes. Let's go for a swim. Well, let's go. Ready? One, two, three. It's awesome. If someone comes in here now, we're definitely done. And what? What will happen? Well, at least they'll forbid us from going outside. Better to be deprived of victory. That's cool. You come to the cafeteria, and they tell you, "No buckwheat for you." You're punished. Get out of here. That's not a very funny joke. I want you to get well. Kristin, hi. So, everything is already planned. Cool. So, I brought everything you asked for. It was all in his room. I took out everything I could. And what about him and the teddy bear? He sleeps with it until he's 18, and after 18, with a crocodile. Now I'll show you how to arrange everything. Hold on. Unpack your backpack. Oh, look, it's our dad's ship. Cool. Cool. Awesome. So, where should we hang it? Let's put it there. Like you, who once decided to leave, not knowing where. Not knowing where. And someone stands and watches the farewell. Roma, do you know if I'll be stuck here for a long time? I don't know. Yes, I just want to go back. They're trying. Well, they won't succeed. You can't stay. Why? This is my room. And you're not in a coma. What about me then? Not yet known. Rom, are you there? Are you busy? I'd like you to wake up. We could become friends. I've never had real friends. I really only realized this now. Me too. They can't do it. Yes, yes. Rom, I'm dying. Yes, yes, you're dying. But it doesn't hurt me. It just doesn't feel pain here. But I'm very scared. That's normal. Are you afraid of dying? Yes, very. I haven't managed to do anything in this life. Me too. I'll never get used to losing those I love. I don't think anyone is ready for this. When you really wait for a miracle, but it doesn't happen.

Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. We have a surprise for you, Oleg. In short, you have to come with us right now. I said I don't want to celebrate my birthday. Oleg, well, look, we've prepared everything, we've gathered. So it will be very impolite to refuse us. And I have a sword. Oleg, well, you certainly look like complete idiots. Well, it's funny. You're like superheroes. Yes, yes, yes. We only have Sev as a vampire. It's not noticeable. Well, wait until night. Kitty. Well, hello. You're all in costumes. And I... We've come up with a costume for you too. You'll be Batman. I'll be Batman. Look, Oleg, you're the night itself. Yes, cool. Come with us. You'll like what we've come up with. Let's go. See? Nothing. Well.

Hi, Rom. Hi. What's going on there? Hey, I'm with Ilya. What do you mean, with Ilya? Hello. What are you doing there? Yes, I think I'm dying, buddy. What do you mean, like, you're dying? Well, something like that. I don't want you to die. Oh, come on, what are you talking about? It will be calmer for you without me. What are you talking about? Ilya, we love you very much. Don't die, please. I beg you, Ilya. Ilya. Ilya, can you hear me? Wow. Oh, come in quickly. We've arrived. Yes, now we'll untie you. Literally a second. Wait a second. Wait, wait. Untie. Yes. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Thank you. You guys are something else. Do you like it? It seemed like... Guys, thank you very much. Happy birthday. Pizza delivery to home. And the pizza has arrived. Here, here, put it. Yes, carefully. Thank you so much. This is very cool. Now I'll bring it. Now I'll bring you pizza. Well, it's time to start the party. Yes. Sev. Pour yourself something. And what, did you start talking? Yes, it's fine. Why were you silent? Depression. And now, no. Imagine. Well, since you're better, let's celebrate. Pour juice for everyone. Happy birthday. Can I help you? It's fine. Sev, be careful. Thank you. Very tasty pizza. I wanted to bring you boiled broccoli. Thank you. Franci, you started talking. You have to give a toast. Everyone, say it. I want to hear his voice. Can I say it? Well, go ahead. I propose a toast to our leader, Oleg. No, damn it, let's drink to us, to all of us. Well, and to life. Okay. And to you. And to us. Hooray. Hooray. Ready. Only well. Think about it. Come on. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Antoha, can I ask you something? Of course. Yes, I didn't manage to say goodbye to the bracelets. Do it for me, if it's not difficult. Tell Oleg that it was a mess in the elevator. That he's the coolest leader of all leaders. Tell Kristina not to be angry with me about the kiss, but she'll understand. Tell Dimon to keep studying hard, because he has chances to become a successful person. Anto, please also tell my dad and my mom that I love them very much. Kristina, why did you ruin the cake? It looks terrible. Funny. Listen, where's Antoha? He seemed to be following us, then he disappeared somewhere. I don't know. Understood. And Ilya's tomography should have ended. Haven't you seen him? Yes, no, we haven't seen him. Stop asking questions. Boring. Is there something there? What's there? Yul, what is it? It's Mom's gift. She bought it after all. Well, look, remember? You took a photo. Do you see how small it is? Goodbye, Antos. Goodbye, Ilya. Goodbye, Romych. Goodbye.

Time of death: 17:15.

I remember perfectly the day Ilya was admitted to the hospital. I'm not sick, let me go home. He became my roommate, and that's the coolest thing that happened to me all this time. Dude, or I immediately liked him, although he did everything to not be liked by anyone. What's your name? I need these hospital acquaintances. So, go away. Nikolai. Where did you find this character? On the floor with the imbeciles. He tried his best to be a jerk, but I still knew that Ilya was actually good and had a kind heart. A heart that suddenly failed. Do you understand what's happening to him? We don't know. Please stay here. Join the company. Hello. You're a girl? Yes. Well, you're clearly not smart. Actually, I'm beautiful. That's still debatable. Despite our doubts, Ilya became an excellent bracelet. Are you tanning your head? Hey. Are you immortal or something? I see he didn't want to show his weakness to the bracelets, so he didn't even tell us about the serious heart operation. Promise you won't tell anything. Bracelets. Why? They will support you. I don't want them to start treating me differently. Rom, I'm dying. Yes, yes, you're dying. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. To be by your side at the right moment is a property known to many. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful.

Of course, we all knew what it was like to endure pain, we knew how to overcome difficulties, but we didn't know how painful it was to feel that nothing could be changed anymore. It was a difficult operation, guys, very difficult, but I warned him. I told him. What risk? The risk is very serious, 50/50. Or I knew and went for it. You didn't tell me anything, probably because you didn't want me to worry about him, didn't want anything to change for you, for you to drop everything. I don't know. He was a good guy, very proud. What I want to say to you is, fight, guys, you have to fight, you have to be strong. Or I was strong, believe me, I've seen a lot of them. Okay, life goes on. We were all in shock and didn't know how to react. And the worst thing is that we couldn't go anywhere. We had to endure the death of a friend where it happened. We all lie in the hospital and go for procedures every day. Each of us is used to fighting our illness, but still, we hope for the best, that we will recover and get out of here. No one really thinks about the bad things, so we were completely unprepared for the fact that someone from us could actually die, and we didn't know how to cope with it. They say that to overcome loss, you need to go through five stages of grief. We started going through the first one. Hello. Hi, guys. Hello. I'm going to go now. I would like you to be allowed to come to the funeral. Ilya.

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Here it has changed a lot, it's all thanks to you. I don't know what to do with the bracelet. You should probably [music] decide. While the bracelet [music] What are you silent about? They told us he died. We believed them. I don't believe it. And the fact that they took this bracelet off him means nothing. Oleg, yes, it's a mistake, but did the doctors mix something up or not? They just want to punish us for yesterday's party. I'm telling you for sure, are you an idiot? And I died. Shut your mouth. You have no proof. Didn't you see his mom? I saw her. And what? I'm saying they're all deceiving us. In short, I know who did it. [music] Because I myself [music] I [music] Now, here's the thing. Ilya asked me to pass on a message to you before the operation. No, during the operation. He was just in the pool with Romka at that moment. In the sense, he was in the pool? Yes, you won't believe me. You can think I'm crazy, it doesn't matter. He just asked me to pass it on, and I'm passing it on. And what did he ask to pass on? He asked to pass on, "Tell my dad and my mom, Asi, that I love them. And despite the fact that I left early, my death was [music] peaceful." Mom. Asi's mom. [music] [music] [music] Thank you, Anton. You're welcome. Goodbye. [music] [music] [music] Vladus. How are you? Normal. And the rest? Yes, everyone is fine. Help. Well, that's important. I'm begging you. Oleg, can we talk? No, we can't. I don't care what you tell me. Please, damn it, you see I'm busy. I'm talking to a friend. Get out of here. I'm not going anywhere. Go to the morgue and find out if I'm there or not. Oleg, please stop. I won't stop. You're acting like a child. Because I am a child. Will you do it? No. Why not? Oleg, Ilya is dead. It's hard, but it's true. And you believe it? Yes. It's not about belief. It happened. It's reality. Yes, go to hell, all of you. [music] [music] Does it hurt? No, it feels good. How could you hit me with all your might? Spit. At least I feel better. I'd hit a couple more times, probably. It's hard to lose a friend. Listen, let's not do this. Not do what? Don't try to have heart-to-heart talks with me. Treat your hand. I'm going. I just want to help. I don't need help from people who don't know how to heal. Listen, Oleg, Andrey Valentinovich, what did he do? The operation that killed my friend. I assure you, he did everything possible. Well, what else can you say? I understand you're angry. In short, bandage your hand, silently. Well, okay. Let's talk about something else. For example, you're probably happy for Dima. What about Dima? Well, he's being discharged today. You didn't know? [music] Well, the scar is fine. It hasn't fully healed yet, but we'll discharge you. We'll transfer you to a hospital in your city, and there you can continue your rehabilitation. Hey, what's wrong? Aren't you happy? I don't know. When do we have to leave? Whenever you want. After the last one, I'll call the doctors. Listen, but that's great. Oleg, well, Oleg. Leg will have to stay here, I'm afraid for a long time. That is, two hours. We can leave now? Yes, yes, absolutely. Well, then we need to pack. Is this all because Ilya died? In the sense that you arranged the transfer so I'd forget Ilya faster? Yes. Well, out of happiness. And also because you're in remission. Because your leg is in good condition. If any problems arise there, they can solve them. Dim, I don't understand. Don't you want to go home? I'm not going home. They're transferring me to another hospital. Well, you can go home for the weekend. You couldn't here. Aren't you happy? I don't know. I need to say goodbye to my friends. Can we go? Yes, please. In the evening. So, in the evening? Well, then in the evening. Well, it's agreed. Where are you going? I need to take a walk. [music] Dim, wait. Talk to me about something. I broke up with Denis. Uh-huh. Listen, it's time for us to go home. We have our own lives. Will you go back to Dad? It's unclear. Well, anyway, it will be better for us there, for you and for me. And you'll be able to see your friends. I'm sure you'll recover faster. I'll be there always, and you'll be able to see Dad more often. I don't know, but it seems to me that everything is working out very well with this transfer, isn't it? Probably. Okay, Mom, I understood you. Don't go, Oleg. [music] [music] You already know everything? Yes. Can you throw me the sword? What are you doing? I'm not to blame. Yes, of course. They told me I'm in remission, that my leg is fine. What nonsense are you talking about? I've seen legs, and I know when a leg is fine and when it's not. You haven't seen any. You've seen about 200, definitely. You haven't even seen 50. Listen, what's the difference how many I've seen? In any case, more than your legs need at least three weeks. You have a mommy who wants to take you home, right? You're a good boy. I won't listen to anything. And what are you leaving for then? Yes, because. What's the point of me staying here? I want to go home. I want to live normally. I want to go to the movies. I want to see my real friends. Real friends. And who am I then? Well, I didn't mean that. And the bracelets are not real, they're toys. Yes. Listen, I understand you're upset about Ilya's death. I'm upset too. You're upset? What word did you choose? You don't care at all. That's not true. That's true. That's not true. And Kristina? What about Kristina? She knows she's a toy friend from the hospital. Does she know you have a real friend at home? What are you, crazy? You're out of your mind. It's scary to think what will happen to you by the end of the day. Nothing will happen. I'm fine. And I am too. It's going to hurt a little now. Spit. Ah, I already said that. Come here. Well, it doesn't seem too bad. Just sit for a minute. Don't go anywhere. Don't leave. And don't break anything here. [music] [music] Perhaps you are entering a new stage when you realize that there are people who are worse off than you, and then your own anger gives way to other feelings. [music] What happened? Did you fight? Yes, just a little. We didn't fight, we just reconciled by force. In short, guys, I need to tell you something. Anton managed to talk to Ilya before he died. How? Ilya was with Romka in the pool during the operation. Yes. Ilya left a message for each of you, and I have to pass it on. That you weren't angry about the kiss, but he said you'll understand what he means. What kiss? There was no kiss. And what was there? Nothing. Calm down. Super. And what did he pass on to me? He passed on that you should continue studying, and then you'll definitely become an outstanding person. Who will I become? You'll be... He said it in your opinion, were you a psychic? Shut up. And what did he pass on to me? He passed on that it was cool to get stuck with you in the same elevator. And that's it. And also that you are the coolest leader in the world. Understood. I wish they'd let us out of the hospital for a few hours so we could make it to the funeral. I think that's unlikely. And maybe he's still here? Here? Here in the hospital. But we have to say goodbye to him, as he said goodbye to us, and return his bracelet. He surely wanted that. What are you all doing here? We're having a check-up. Understood. Everything is fine with me. Yes, Denis. Yes, fine. Does your arm hurt? It doesn't hurt. You're free. And with me? Yes, everything is fine too. Stay for a second, please. I probably shouldn't do this, but I want to talk to you honestly. And I don't want you to leave. Do you really love Mom? Yes, really. Damn, she actually broke up with you because of me. Because I got angry at them and Dad, and I got angry at you. I'm still angry? No, I'm not angry anymore. Do you want to go yourself? I don't want to. This wasn't my idea at all. [music] Mom's. Although I think she doesn't want to go anywhere either. So, it turns out no one wants to go anywhere, although it's already decided. I'm being discharged. So, Dim, true love is very hard to find. But it's very easy to lose. Oh, that's it. I don't want to lose it. If you found someone in the hospital who became your closest person, are you ready to say goodbye to him so difficultly? That you're being discharged soon and everything will no longer be as it was. [music] [music] Why are you looking so strangely? Yes, I don't know how to tell you. In general, do you want to break up? No, what are you talking about? Of course not. Really? Really. It all seems like some kind of nightmare. Yes, it seems like I'm missing something. Or intelligence. We all lack it. Did you want to say something? No, I just wanted to be with you. That's it. [music] I think the stage of comprehension is very necessary in life when people say goodbye. Honestly, I miss Ilya very much too. I can't go and see Ilya, but I also really wanted to say goodbye to him. The farewell that Oleg spoke of meant a lot to the bracelets. We had to return Ilya's red bracelet to him, and that's the most important thing we had left to do. [music] Come on, let's not hold grudges, okay? Just because I have a connection in my ward. That's how I came to you. So, what do you have here? Well, I started here. Uh-huh. Well, I don't understand anything. Well, and what? Everything is correct with you. What they're writing is [music] Hey. You're a girl? Yes. You're clearly not smart. Actually, I'm beautiful. That's still a question. [music] Yes, we're the best. I was the best in class. And Ilya [music] Listen, how will we check that Romych is... Listen, didn't you notice that bald guys always hang out with [music] Kristina, catch up. Beautiful. Now I'll catch you, bald. What are you doing? [music] Listen, on the line, beautiful. We're going. What should we tell them? And where are you going? Home. In the sense that you've been discharged? No, but they let me out until evening. What are you cutting me off? The last one, that deer. I'm not playing fair. My arm is broken. Who is Tolik? Yes, that's the boy Rysha is bullying. What do you mean I'm bullying him? What do you mean I'm bullying him? I'm blocking [music] One, two, three. Bracelets. [music] Well, now you're in the group. Everything will be fine. Yes. And why are you so... Close your eyes. [music] [music] [music] What did you want to say? Happy birthday. Thank you. [music] They've probably already taken him away. In short, I don't know about you, but I need to be alone. Me too. And me. And me? No. No, but if you want to, please. Romka says we can't be sad alone. We need to do something together, like sing. We can sing in his memory, right? I think that's a good idea. Guys, hello. Aren't you supposed to leave? Where are you supposed to go? He's leaving. In the sense that he's discharged. You're discharged. I'm being transferred to another hospital today. Yes, I wanted to tell you, but I didn't know how. Sorry. That's why you decided not to say anything at all? Yes. You're leaving us? I'm not leaving you. I'm just being discharged. Sorry, Anton. I don't even know what to say. Have a good trip. And you? What about you? Maybe you'll say something? What's the point? I'm not to blame. Understood. And you won't make me think I'm [music] to blame. Perhaps it's not time to move to the final stage of acceptance. Perhaps we were all still in the stage of grief. You can never speed up any stage. Everything has its time, both in life and in death. [music] Oh [music] How did it all go so sadly? It's unusual to see you in regular clothes. Soon Dima will be walking like this too. I know. Well, that's it. The bracelets will cease to exist. Why? Not necessarily. Dima is leaving, but you can see each other. He can visit you in the hospital. He'll fly in by plane. The first thing he'll do is throw away the bracelet and forget us like a bad dream. The bracelet won't forget anything. It will forget. But that's normal. Many people do that. Don't be offended at Dima for being discharged. One day you'll be discharged too. You won't stay here in the hospital, will you? What's the difference? The group is gone. Ilya won't come back. Ilya, in a way, will always remain with you. [music] Do you know what we did? When our friends started dying, what did we decide to do? We decided to share the lives of those who left among those who remained to live. How to share it? Like this. We took a little from those who left and started fulfilling their dreams. We started living for what they didn't have time for. And so, besides my own life, I also live another life. Do you know, when I do something, I think that the one who left might have liked it. It makes me feel better, and it really works. At least, that's how we felt. The main thing is that you strive to do more because you must, you are obliged to live the life [music] of another. I miss him. I know, I know. [music] Baby, why are the numbers [music] Mom? Yes, my dear. We shouldn't leave now. Why? Because it's not right. Mom, listen, you're being discharged. So you're recovering. What's wrong with that? I don't understand. Yes, everything. You understand, Mom. I haven't fully recovered yet. And besides, that's not the point. This turns out to be some kind of escape, not a discharge. Listen, we have to leave. We need to forget everything, you understand? I don't want to forget anything, Mom. I don't want to. I think it will be better this way. Better for whom? It will only be worse for everyone, for me, for you, for all my friends, for Kristina, and for Denis too, Mom. Everyone. Mom, please understand. We shouldn't leave. Now, let's not go anywhere, please. I'm really asking you. Do you really want to stay? Yes, Mom. And you too, please. [music] Mom, so now I'll have to negotiate with Markovna again? Well, she won't kick us out. I hope so. [music] Thank you, Mom. [music] With [music] [music] Perhaps a side effect of the illness that many don't know about is that you grow up. [music] The bracelets grew up at an incredible speed, leaving the stage of grief behind to move to the stage of acceptance. [music] So, what do you say? Share Ilya's life? Yes, so that he's always with us. I really like the idea. I like it too. Romka and I too. So, that's 20% each. Exactly. We'll keep 20% of his life and many moments for him. A kiss, a trip, fulfilling a dream. Do you understand? I suggest we start with a song, as we all wanted. Great idea. And what will we sing? Well, I think let's do "Cosmos." Cool. Great. I like it. And Romi too. Thanks, Chris. [music] [music] A man is waving his hands at us, saying goodbye. Goodbye, be happy. We're crying for some reason. We're looking somewhere where the stars shine so brightly, so brightly, because Cosmos awaits us. Cosmos loves us. Cosmos lives in every soul. Cosmos, hello. Cosmos believes in us. Turn off the light. Close all doors. Cosmos awaits us. Big planets burned out of boredom. There's no air here, which means there's no sound. Neither fairy tales, nor dust, nor animals, nor people. We were and will be cosmic dust. Let's sing. Cosmos awaits us. Cosmos loves us. Cosmos lives in every soul. He started singing. Wow. Romych. Romych. Romych. Rom. Romych. We need to call someone. I'll go with you. Cosmos. To Cosmos. You are Isu. Cosmos, hello. Cosmos, hello. Cosmos believes in us. Turn off the light. Close the doors. Cosmos awaits us. Cosmos awaits us. Big planets burned out of boredom. There's no air here. I can't hear him anymore. Which means there's no sound. Neither fairy tales, nor dust, nor animals, nor people. We were and will be cosmic dust. Let's sing. [music] Lately, we've had to go through a lot. Ilya died, and we all knew that our lives were divided into before and after his death. The beautiful one of the bracelets. This news shocked everyone, and me especially. So, when everyone was singing a farewell song for Lyokha, my body suddenly decided to announce itself after several months of silence. He started singing. Cosmos. We need to call someone. One of the saddest moments of my life suddenly became one of the happiest. It's just that the hospital is full of contradictions. I like you from the moment Oleg said he found the perfect girl for the bracelets. It's hard to choose between two guys. [music] Yes. He's selfish. He's actually not a leader at all. He's just a small, scared boy. Well, I like him. I like him so much it's scary. Tim is good. He takes care of me. But he didn't spark anything in you. Clouds this summer will probably be good. Clouds this summer will probably be especially good. Being by your side at the right moment is a well-known property of left-handers. Clouds this summer will probably be especially good. [music] Oh [music] Yeah, pro [music] We tried very hard to accept what happened, but still, we couldn't stop thinking about Ilya. His death made us think about many things. We didn't talk about it out loud, but each of us started to appreciate life more, even life in the hospital. [music] Can't sleep? Yes, I can't sleep. Romych, I'm thinking, how did he start singing? And I'm thinking about it all the time too. By the way, he has a tomography tomorrow. I wish he'd wake up soon. Uh-huh. Listen, let's go with him tomorrow. Let's support him. What do you think? Will he understand that we're there? It doesn't matter. We still need to know what's happening with each of the bracelets constantly. Damn, Timon. Well, what happened to Lyokha, no one could have predicted that, you understand? I know. I just want to go tomorrow. And I want to. We'll go. Listen, I'm still thinking. We agreed, right? To live Ilya's life? Yes, I remember. Well, well, damn it, I don't even know what he liked to do. Me neither. What do you think? Did he have a girlfriend? I have no idea, but he didn't tell me anything. Listen, and what do you think? Well, did he have a girlfriend? I don't know. And you? And you? And you? And you? And you? Uh-huh. Let's sleep. Let's. You've never had a girlfriend, have you? Tell me honestly. Yes, you've never had a girlfriend. Everything. I had a girlfriend, idiot. Damn. Good night. I had a girlfriend, Lyokha. Good night. Ilya's death united us even more. We felt like part of a single mechanism. But it's hard to explain to someone who hasn't been in the hospital. [music] Since I started singing, everything went wrong. I felt like a star, not that guy in the comic book that everyone got used to. The doctors started looking at me completely differently. I was the center of attention. Happy. I wanted with all my being to get out of this coma. I wanted to become [music] normal. Marin, you'd better wait in the corridor. Mash, I can't leave him. Please. Mash, okay, but let's put on an apron. Hands. Now. Everything. You'd better hold his leg, otherwise you might disturb him, and the result will be inaccurate. And you don't believe he started singing? Yes, Marin. But if there are neural changes, the tomography will show everything. Everything. Okay. And I believe them. Guys wouldn't lie. Baby, sing again, please, for me. I really wanted to sing again so Mom would hear me. Sing for her, like she sang me lullabies when I was [music] little. After Dima stayed, they couldn't get away from each other. Yes, well. Kristina, you also like... What are you talking about? Don't worry. You too. Uh-huh. I'm telling you for sure, Oleg. Damn, she's dating Dimon. So what? When she kisses, she always looks at you. That's enough. Stop looking. Coincidence. So, what's this gathering? What's with Roma? He's having an examination now. He got better, he started singing. Great, Mash. When will Roma return? Listen, guys, it's all very complicated. In the sense that it's complicated? Well, you yourself said he started singing. You said not to worry. Yes, what not to worry? They constantly tell us not to worry, but it's useless. Mash, tell me honestly, what's with Roma? In general, he's being taken to the operating room now. They found a hematoma. That's all I know. We have to tell everyone. You shouldn't have done that with Masha, of course. Yes, why not? Because everyone constantly lies to each other. We've already lost one friend. I don't want to lose another. Looks like. Well, should we inform the guys? Let's. Maybe tell Markovna that Anton stopped hearing Roma? That's a great idea, Kristin. Our friend Anton is talking to Roma, who has been in a coma for four months. They'll definitely believe us. Unlike you, I'm at least offering something. You don't seem to care about this whole situation with Roma at all. Well, because I can't do anything. But I'm not offering nonsense like some people. What a jerk. Go to Markovna. Give her my regards. What are you looking at? I'm just expressing my opinion. Stop arguing, guys. Listen, I have an idea. Roma heard us singing and started singing too. Maybe we should sing again? And now you want to sing? Yes. And why not? Let's have a concert. Well, what will we sing? Well, I'll try to compose a song. Let's agree. I'm for it because Roma would definitely like it. Okay, let's do it. So, who can play what? I play guitar or drums. I don't play anything. I can play bass a little. Listen, guys, sorry, but maracas... [music] Hello. Hello. How are you? Normal. Why so sour? Did something happen? I'm sure. Yes. How are things with you and Oleg? Did it go well? No, how? What are you talking about? Did you find out what's with Romka? Yes, he started singing. Great, Mash. When will Roma return? Listen, guys, it's all very complicated. In the sense that it's complicated? Well, you yourself said he started singing. You said not to worry. Yes, what not to worry? They constantly tell us not to worry, but it's useless. Mash, tell me honestly, what's with Roma? In general, he's being taken to the operating room now. They found a hematoma. That's all I know. We have to tell everyone. You shouldn't have done that with Masha, of course. Yes, why not? Because everyone constantly lies to each other. We've already lost one friend. I don't want to lose another. Looks like. Well, should we inform the guys? Let's. Maybe tell Markovna about the fact that Anton stopped hearing Roma? That's a great idea, Kristin. Our friend Anton is talking to Roma, who has been in a coma for four months. They'll definitely believe us. Unlike you, I'm at least offering something. You don't seem to care about this whole situation with Roma at all. Well, because I can't do anything. But I'm not offering nonsense like some people. What a jerk. Go to Markovna. Give her my regards. What are you looking at? I'm just expressing my opinion. Stop arguing, guys. Listen, I have an idea. Roma heard us singing and started singing too. Maybe we should sing again? And now you want to sing? Yes. And why not? Let's have a concert. Well, what will we sing? Well, I'll try to compose a song. Let's agree. I'm for it because Roma would definitely like it. Okay, let's do it. So, who can play what? I play guitar or drums. I don't play anything. I can play bass a little. Listen, guys, sorry, but maracas...

To occupy they my Truths I always dreamed then I will try to pull Vlad, he will help us with the equipment. Let's go. See you. Vlad, hello. We, in short, decided to organize a concert while Romka is being operated on. We want to sing songs. Hello, I need your help. Did something happen, guy? Who are you? What do you mean, this is Oleg. Vlad, it's me, Oleg. He's been like this since morning. He doesn't recognize me either. Well, wait. And the doctors? What do they say? He asked not to tell them if this happens. You mean, not to tell them what's happening to him? Don't you know him? Vlad, where are you going? Stay here, I'll catch up with him. Vlad, hello. Why are you so sad? I won't do the kidney transplant. They brought it for next week. No, I'm not compatible with the donor. I'm sorry. Do you want me to give you my kidney? You're kidding. No, I'm serious. I have two of them. Oh, hello Anton. Hello. Hello. We're going to discharge you soon. The rest of the house is far away. I'm tired of hanging around here. No, I decided to stay because I want to give my kidney to Seva. Praiseworthy, only donating a kidney is no longer necessary. Seva, there's good news for you. We've arranged with a German clinic. There's a big chance to find you a new donor. So, we're discharging you. Call your dad. Make him happy and get ready. Well done. See, that's how everything is working out. And you were worried. Sorry, I have to run. Good luck. You were a great neighbor. Good kidneys. Bye. Kristina, please take everything out of your pockets. I have nothing in my pockets. Well, honestly, tell me what you hid there. Vera Panovna, she said she has nothing. Well, then I congratulate you. You've gained three times more than we expected. Really? Seriously? Yes, and you've been gaining for the fourth week in a row. And what does that mean? That she's getting better. Getting better. You know, I even think we'll discharge you tomorrow. Tomorrow? Are you sure? What if everything repeats at home? This is a typical reaction. Everyone who lies down for a long time is then afraid of relapse. But believe my experience, you have nothing to do in the hospital. Everything will be fine. Dad and I will help you. Yes, she has friends. There's a whole gang here. It's a shame to leave the guys. Yes, Kristin. [music] Oh, Oleg, hello. How are you? Do you recognize me? Honestly, you haven't changed. I was just on the terrace. You didn't recognize me, didn't even understand who I was. Really? Yes. We need to tell the doctors. What if it happens again? Oleg, do you understand what will happen if I say? They'll lock me in the ward and feed me with a spoon like an imbecile. No, I don't want that. I want to live normally while I can. And what did you want? It doesn't matter. No, tell me. I'm fine. Romka is being operated on. We wanted to organize a concert for him and for all the bracelets. Good idea. I'll help. Gather everyone for rehearsal. I'll call Alexey, if you don't mind. He loves music. Vlad, tell the doctors for my sake, please. Okay, I'll talk to the doctor after the concert. But you understand me too. My illness is incurable. You have to accept it. [music] po [music] [music] [music] I don't know. Not to give. Okay, I'll bring it to you now. Yes, what? Yes, yes, everything. [music] Masha, oh, hello. Romka is still being operated on. Uh-huh. Don't worry. When there's news, I'll tell you. Okay. Listen, I wanted to ask about Lyuba. But they put someone else in her ward. No, they're fine. They... appendicitis didn't get infected. Uh-huh. And did you see what she has on her back? What? Well, she has something like wings there. Seriously? She has wings like an angel there. Anton, what are you kidding me? No, I'm telling you seriously. I saw. She has wings like an angel there. Really? Of course. And did you see? No. Anton, is there any news? No. No, none at all. Listen, I need to talk to you. In general, I need to tell you something about Oleg. What does Oleg have to do with it? Nothing. Just don't tell anyone. [music] Okay. I'm being discharged. I'm leaving. [music] Home. When? Tomorrow. What? You're not particularly cheerful. Well, why? I don't want to part with you. And I don't want to go home at all. Is it because of Oleg? Anton, what? What does Oleg have to do with it? Well, you're in love with him. Anton. Yes. I'll miss you, of course. How did the weighing go? [music] It went. Well, you took the weight. Great. [music] Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. So, Zra, what did you come up with? What will you sing? I wrote a song called "Wave." Well, great. Kristin, please give me the guitar. I'll show you the chords now. And we'll arrange it for everyone. I also want Kristina to sing a verse with me. Well, I don't know the song. Well, it's okay. It's not difficult. You'll learn it in an evening, easily. Let's go. Well, Dima. [music] Uh-huh. Do you want me to show you where my love hides? Do you want me to show you where thunder and lightning strike your temple? You drank grape juice. It was all in vain. Oh God, how [music] beautiful you are. I have no strength to speak words. My love. [applause] I have no strength to speak words. My love. Don't leave me. [music] My love. Don't leave me. My love. [music] Kristina, what happened? Nothing happened. And why did you run away? I'm in a bad mood. Listen, Kristina, tell me honestly, please. You won't like it. It's because of Oleg. No. Vera Pavlovna said that I'm healthy and can be discharged. That's great news. Kristin, why didn't you say so right away? Well, because it means I'm leaving. You understand? Today is the last day. It means you're healthy. That's the most important thing. I love you. And you don't love me. Dima, I love you, just differently. Not the way you love me. [music] Tell me, have you ever felt anything? Well, something more than friendship? Was it all real? I don't know. Dima, you're very good. And I'm an idiot. But you deserve a girl who won't doubt. You'll be better off without me. Really? [music] You know, I've been going to chemotherapy for 2 years. Lying under the IV drip, wandering the corridors. Somehow, time passes. I feel like I'm missing a lot. What exactly? Well, discos. I've never been to one. I planned to go with friends once, but by a happy coincidence, I was taken to the hospital that day. Or I've always dreamed of riding a motorcycle. I haven't tried it. [music] Well, I've never ridden a motorcycle either. Yes, that's not the only thing. There's one more thing I'm definitely missing, and that's sex. I've never had it yet. And my friends probably have. Well, when you get out of the hospital, you'll have everything you're talking about. Everything I do to get out of here alive prevents me from thinking about the little things, as if they don't exist. I can't solve big and small problems at the same time because big problems, they're too big. They occupy all my thoughts and all my [music] strength. I thought I would solve the small problems when I got out of here. But after Ilyukha's death, [music] after that, I think I might not have time. What's happening to you here, how you're fighting, how you're growing up. No guy will go through such a school of life. Problems at a disco. It makes you special. I don't want to be [music] special. I'm just [music] scared. I'm afraid of small problems, although I fight with [music] big ones every day. Will you tell me? [music] It's related to Kristina, but I don't really want to talk about it now. When you want to talk, you'll find me. Thank you. Thank you. I also sometimes feel like I'm missing a lot while lying here in the hospital, but I compensate by talking to you. [music] [music] What are you doing? Tell me honestly. Do you have wings there? Are you an angel? No, I'm not an angel, Anton. Well, yes, you're probably forbidden to spread the word that you're an angel, but you won't fool me. Listen, these are just specific formations on the shoulder blades called wings. You don't know. A good cover. So, why are you here? To prevent the apocalypse, probably. Listen, I'm really not an angel. Not an angel. Guys, look who's here. Carefully. [music] Uh-huh. Thank you. I hear him. So everything is [music] fine. He says he loves you very much and not to worry. Mom loves you very much too. Thank you for Romka. Won't you go to the concert? Who? Pol Makart isn't coming. Don't you want to go? Just kidding. To us? I play there. I want to. And what do you play? Percussion. Percussion. And what is that? That's good. [music] Let's go. I was very happy that you started singing and thought I could come out of the coma, but it hasn't happened yet. I found myself in my pool again. I believe that someday I will wake up. Thank you, bracelets, for believing too. I hear you singing and I feel your support. Do you want me to show you where my love hides? Do you want me to show you where thunder and lightning strike your temple? You drank grape juice. It was all in vain. Oh God, how beautiful you are. I have no strength to speak words. My love. I have no strength to speak words. My love. [music] Do you remember? You told me you loved me. I answered you, my dear, I'll lie with you in the grave. What I was like. You. How I miss your simplicity. No. [music] Don't leave me. My [music] love. Don't leave me. My [music] love. I want you so much to cover me with your wave. I will be yours, you will be mine. Oh, my angel, don't say bad words to me and don't be sad ever. You are my [music] love. I have no strength to speak words. My love. [music] I have no strength to speak words. My love. [music] [applause] [music] [applause] [music] L [music] [applause] [music] happ [applause] [music] I really wanted to come to my senses, and my mom wanted it very much. With her help, I started singing again. Another day. My heroes. The main thing is you. You hear him. He started singing. But it turned out not to be very good. What hematoma? I don't understand anything. Urgent [music] surgery is needed. Everything went well, but I still haven't come to my senses. I don't know. Maybe I just need to wait a little longer. In the hospital, we often think about where our time goes and what. 2 years I've already [music] clicked by. Time passes. I feel like I'm missing a lot. What exactly? Listen, and what do you think? Well, he had it. You with a girl. And you? I can't solve big and small problems at the same time because big problems, they're too big. They occupy all my thoughts and all my strength. Well, why? I don't want to part with you. And I don't want to go home at all. Is it because of Oleg? Anton, what? What does Oleg have to do with it? Well, you're in love with him. I love you. And you don't love me. Dima, I love you, just differently. Not the way you love me. The bracelets still had to finally deal with their big and small problems. And for now, they had to help a friend whose illness was starting to get the better of him. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. Being with you at the right moment is a property known to many left-handers. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. [music] [music] Oh, Ceia. [music] What do you think? If we had met before the hospital, would we have become friends? Well, yes. I would have hit on you in some club. I would have told you to get lost. Well, generally, I'm more attractive with hair. Well, and with two legs too. Generally, if I hadn't been lying in the hospital, I would have hung out with girls every day. I would have definitely told you to get lost. Well, we would still be friends. You know, if people are destined to meet, they will definitely meet, and it doesn't matter where. Do you believe in fate? I believe in what I feel and that nothing is accidental. We met. So we are destined to be [music] together. What do you think? Are there people who are not destined to be together? Listen, why did you invite me here? It's beautiful [music] here. I'm being discharged this evening. I'm going home. Dima knows. Knows. What does Dima have to do with it? You don't want to tell me anything else. And what do you want me to tell you? That I'll miss you? That life wouldn't be possible without you? Well, I'm happy for you. I'm incredibly happy for you. [music] In the hospital, there are days when everything changes, when everything becomes not like before, when people realize that they will no longer be the same. Today is exactly such a day. After him, we will not be [music] the same. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. So, Zra, what's ready? Parents haven't arrived yet? They've arrived. They're already in the car. They won't come up. Why? I will. Well, okay. Can I say goodbye to Romka? Yes, of course. Alone. [music] Let's go. This girl took my hand as if we had known each other for a long time. She didn't say anything, but her silence spoke for itself. It was as if she knew everything about me, and I realized that she appeared in the hospital not just [music] like that. Hello. Hello. How are things? Vlad, the operation started half an hour ago. Well, are you clean or not? Let's go. You're clean. Listen, Kolya, we've known each other for a long time. And I don't know anything about you, except that you're a orderly. Well, are you married? Yes. And do you have children? Seven. Seriously? Yes. Well, and have you ever been sick? No, nothing at all. Never? Well, I've had a cold a couple of times, and that's it. That is, I've always been in the hospital. I mean, as a patient. No. Lucky, right? Probably lucky. I'm lucky that I work here. I met you. You're a very brave guy. No, not at all. I'm not brave. Oleg, you have cancer, and you're fighting it. You live every day as if it's your last. You enjoy life and fight for what's important to you. I haven't seen anyone who cares so much about the game, fights for the basketball court, for friends, for everything. Yes, that's what they're for. [music] Everything. I don't know. I feel small sometimes. I'm afraid to love someone. I don't want to cause anyone pain. You know, Oleg, deciding to love is very difficult for everyone. But you'll manage because you're a very brave and strong guy. And don't argue. You just have to take the risk. Let's go. [music] Damn, you're right. What the hell. [music] We need to talk. Let's do it later. And we need to talk about Kristina, but not now. It's not about Kristina, and it's very important. Really? Let's do it in 40 minutes. No, right now. Did something happen? Yes, something happened. Well, tell me. I'll tell you in the ward. Okay, let's go. Kristin, don't go anywhere. I need to tell you something. Dima, well, we're friends, and I'd like you not to think that there's something between us. Kristina, can I? Yes, please tell me. Well, in general, I've been discharged. I'm going home. And in 2 hours, I won't be here. You're kidding me. They're going to discharge you every week? No, it was different last time. Now I want to leave. Why do you want to leave? Because I'm sick of sitting here. I need to go home and learn to live in the real world. That's why I'm leaving today. Understood? Are you angry? I'm taking the bed. While the new neighbor doesn't arrive. I've always dreamed of sleeping in this bed. Take your clothes. Oleg, what are you doing? Moving. Can't you see? Did you know he was discharged? Yes, I knew. Great. Guys, tell me, why am I the leader and I find out everything last? Yes, that's right. You can be silent. I'm just not your leader anymore. And you're not bracelets anymore. Antokha, this doesn't concern you at all. Let's go to Vlad. Unlike some, we're staying, and we have important things to do here. I'm also being discharged today. I would never have left myself, but they said, well, it's time. Is that the final jump? Yes. And after that, you haven't jumped again? No. Why? Because I'm afraid. And do you know what psychologists advise drivers after an accident? To get behind the wheel immediately, and the sooner the better. What if coming out of a coma is the same as going in? [music] [music] I think if I jump again, either I'll come back, or what? Or I'll die. And what do you think? I think you need to know how to take risks in life. Uh-huh. [music] How much longer? I don't know. I believe in him. Vlad is stubborn. Very stubborn. Yes. Oleg, I hear Romka very loudly, as if he's very close. He's coming back. You understand? He just told us all that. Guys, I can't hear him anymore. We need to go urgently. Oleg, Romka will call you. We need to wait with him. We need to wait for Vlad too. Please, let's go. Don't worry, Oleg. Go. I'll come right after you. As soon as. Let's go. [music] [music] What should we do? Let's think about Romka. [music] [music] with [music] [music] with [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] Guys, what are you doing? [music] with [music] [music] with Mom, wait, please. I'll be quick. I'll wait outside. [music] I can't find Oleg. Have you seen him? No. He probably doesn't want to say goodbye. Come on, you guys. He'll definitely come. For sure. No, he's already stubborn as a mule. He won't come. He doesn't like saying goodbye. Well, this is the last time we see each other together. [music] I'll never [music] take him off. Me and [music] me. Well, guys, it's time to go. Can I see them off? Of course. You know, just for a little while. Okay. I'll go get the chair. Yes, take mine. I don't need it. Exactly. Let's go quietly. [music] Guys, wait for me. I'm [music] quick. Ah [music] Dima, will you have a bun? The operation. How scary. I'm afraid something will happen during the operation. I'll give it to you. What will I do without the second leader? And Vlad says if you blow on a full moon, your wish will come true. What will you wish for? A happy ending. Why can't you look in the mirror at night? Where are the cursed mountains? My questions to you are precise or precise. We're playing naval battle for speed. How to delete a page on VKontakte. How to make a pistol out of paper. Where is my feeling for you? How to get by in the yard without magic? I know you have an answer for everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Yes, let's not tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. I know you have an answer for everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Yes, let's not tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. [music] How to learn not to get angry at all? How to become a fairy or a Hercules? What specialists to call for homework? When instead of a heart there's a vacuum? How to find the area of a triangle? Why can't you photograph sleeping people? Who here can give you more? Love is hidden in a black box. I know you have an answer for everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Yes, let's not tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. I know you have an answer for everything, but keep all the answers to yourself. Yes, let's not tell anyone that we've gotten older. Let's listen to the fights and live on. [music] [applause] [music] Las, Oleg, I missed you. Do you know how much? I missed you too. How is Romka? He woke up. Everything is fine with Romka. He and I are the only ones left from the bracelets. So we need to look for new people. I thought I'd start tomorrow. What happened? And where did the old guys go? Well, Kristina, Dima, and Anton were discharged. When? Today. I think they're leaving right now. And why aren't you seeing them off? What for? These send-offs. They're leaving. I'm staying. By the way, I've looked at a couple of candidates. There's a pretty smart guy. There's also a guy with lung cancer. I think he'd be suitable for the role of the second leader. Well, and the girls, that's not a problem at all. Oleg, go say goodbye. Go. [music] [music] When I had chemotherapy, my mom and I played a game called "Where would you like to be?" What are the rules? Well, you just have to imagine where you'd like to be. Anywhere but here. [music] I've never been. Girls, everything has been with me. Stupid. Calmly. But I heard that all disabled people are idiots. Well, I don't know about idiots, but that we're a little messy. [music] Yes, I wasn't going to pour it out. Calm down. Yes. Health to us. It doesn't matter to us. You see anything? Nothing. More often. [applause] We'd better be together. While they're still dreaming. This is the real elderly Oleg. It shouldn't be like this. The depth of your ocean. Enlightenments. I'm a negative character. Mega negative. I'm beautiful. We're gathering a group, and we need a beautiful and smart one. You're not very beautiful, are you? Yes. Yes, more beautiful than you. Yes. Go to hell. We won. We won. We won. Thank you. [music] [music] [music] The view from the window hasn't changed here. For a long time. So long. [music] The needle gets lost in a haystack, and guides don't come to us. But being with you at the right moment is a property known to many left-handers. The clouds this summer will probably be especially [music] beautiful. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. The clouds this summer will probably be especially beautiful. They didn't promise it would be like before. They didn't promise that everything would be resolved. But the clouds this summer will probably be especially [music] beautiful. We will see each other. We will see each other. [music] with [music] I think the bracelets will get together again. It would be great. Indispensable. By the way, I wanted to talk to you about this. In short, I don't want to be indispensable. You mean, well, you appointed me. And I don't like it. But if you want, you can be smart. For now. Tokha isn't back yet. You're smart. No, I'd like to be. I understood. The second leader. Yes. Leader. I want to be the leader. But the leader is me. Well, we can change roles. Damn it. Romych. I said leader. [music] I am. L