Dina Kabulova began to carry food homeless when she was seventeen, and has been doing this for five years. During this time, she met people who were temporarily on the street, and those who live on cardboard by the metro for years. Her stories about life on the street are not aimed at causing pity, disgust or encouraging someone to make a donation. In the new episode of the documentary cycle, Galina and Glory suddenly gain a roof over his head, and the mattress for “mu-mu” is empty.

The dubious generational theory of American sociologists says: in the late 1990s, Zumers appeared in the world, and they are fixated on gadgets and themselves, multitasking, have clip thinking, do not recognize authorities, apolitical and infantile. Such is the account manager of Mamikhlapinatans Denis Sinaleev: at twenty-two he changed three faculties and a dozen work, constantly complains that he cannot concentrate on anything, and criticizes everything he sees non-stop.