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Indrek has reached the port of love and peace after his wanderings, he is happily married and the father of several children. Everything seems beautiful, but one day his wife tells him that if nothing changes, love and marriage will soon be over. Indrek is confused. He takes a friend with a camera and goes to find out what love and marriage are.

One of the main characters of the film is Kaari Saarma, educated in molecular biology, who believes that the introduction of ivermectin would solve the corona crisis, and is also critical of vaccines. Another participant in the film is Kairi Marie Riigor, chief physician of intensive care at PERH, who treats seriously ill corona patients every day. The film examines how such a large gulf has emerged in Estonia between conventional medicine and vaccine opponents. How does a parallel reality arise, where on one side there are people who live their daily lives and the crisis does not affect them much, and on the other side people who end up in the hospital with corona?

In the spring of 2020, Estonia was hit by a chicken boom - apocalyptic moods drove hundreds of city dwellers to buy poultry in their backyards. The film portrays urban chickens living with three families, exploring how the earlier egg-centric rural bird became an urban pet. Living side by side with humans, chickens have become more self-aware, more individualistic, and more like humans in every way. Strange accessories, strange glamor events and unconventionally good living conditions have been introduced into the birds' lives. Some chickens have even learned to speak. Can we even use the term "house chicken" anymore when looking at these emancipated birds? What does the chicken himself think of all this, and can he keep up with such a pace on his little legs? Feather Mist, Triinu,

A young football coach jumps headfirst into the unknown. Estonian Jaanus Reitel, who has worked with children until now, accepts an unexpected offer and flies to Rwanda, Africa, to coach a professional team playing in the Premier League and fighting for survival. However, a completely foreign culture, betting practices and corruption throw the quays in the spokes. How to stay afloat? The corona pandemic forces him to return to Tulevik in Estonia over the years, where he will manage the local championship club for the first time. Will the experiences gained with heroes in Africa help when the desire to prove passions rage and the internal struggles are ultimately the same at home as they are thousands of kilometers away?