A journey in a parlor car, where everyone is the hero of their own little tragedies, is replaced by memories of resort life with its eternal guests and survival rituals. A look at the 90s - without rose-colored glasses, but with respect for grandmother's rigidity and family contradictions, where honesty is measured not by money, but by survival. Between MTV and Magomayev, alcohol and his mother's strictness, the hero tries to find himself in an era that has long ceased to be simple. And even though dreams of a castle and a dragon sound almost like a challenge to reality, this is the irony of adult life.
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