Life in a multinational family, children with different talents and oddities, eternal arguments about upbringing and self-esteem - all this under the crosshairs of the tired gaze of the father, who has long ago realized that the main thing is just to survive. While the eldest is drowning phones and looking for himself in the break, the youngest struggles with speech therapy and brotherly criticism, and the parents are trying to hold on to some stability without illusions. Between domestic collisions and cosmic catastrophes is a quiet sarcasm that even the galaxy will soon deal with us better than we deal with ourselves. And if women get it especially bad here, the male role is reduced to a banal massage and reflections on the universe - everything is like in life, but without illusions.
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