Daria Kovaleva

Ivan Yauzov is an ordinary student who studies at a technical university. But one day he read in a book that Elon Musk conquered space with his super satellites. Student found such inspiration in this achievement that he resolved to demonstrate the parity of Russian equipment with its American counterparts, asserting that Russians too are capable of greatness.

British billionaire Richard Branson introduced a new model of a suborbital spacecraft for tourists. Hearing about this, Russian student Ivan Yauzov thought that Russian technology can also be worthy, and therefore he decided to create his own space project - a multi-flying transport system dubbed "mnogolyot".

In the CLIP studio, an important problem arises. While reviewing previous video works, specialists encountered the need to come up with a new shooting method, but they are unsuccessful. Meanwhile, young students are dealing with their lives and difficult relationships with their parents, challenging studies, and how to solve it all during the COVID-19 pandemic. And then Ivan Yauzov makes an unexpected decision for himself - to sculpt Kolobok.

The film is an almanac adaptation of three books by Andrey Kuzmichev: "Bosov's pearls. Jokes for bosses and subordinates", "Business fans. Stories about those who are building our future" and "The best books for business. B4B in Russian." It combines witty stories about life in the office, business philosophy and real success stories. The main focus is on the head of the department, Artem Bosov, whose unusual management style raises a lot of questions from subordinates: from nicknames like "tsar" and "woodpecker" to strange corporate rituals. At the same time, the stories of entrepreneurs who, contrary to myths and stereotypes, managed to build a successful business in Russia are revealed. The film not only raises questions about working relationships, but also inspires new business ideas based on best practices and literary advice.