They ran out from cities, they escaped civilization. They live on a sea-shore, they fish. They make home performances. They read Japanese literature. They enjoy their lives. But one of them lacks a man to love.

They are surrounded by cold sun, wind, sea, fish ... The two friends, Marta and Lyuba escaped the bustle of the big city and settled on the beach far away from people. Lyuba lives with her happy family: kind and eccentric husband and eight-year old son. Marta has nothing but bad experience in marriage, success in fishing, piano and loneliness. Together they organize home performances, read poetry and listen to music. But Marta lacks genuine warmth. That's when the man appears in her life. Ivan is an unsuccessful writer, who finally has to decide whether he deserves strong feelings and whether he can ever fall in love again. The film "Such beautiful people" can be compared to a Japanese hoku that conveys the essence of human existence and brightness of feelings with simple means.