To Serve, or Not to Serve

AK is a passionate actor and a renowned movie star. After being banned from acting in films, he found "mad company" which provides emotional service to clients who need it. Amaran, AK's nemesis, who owns a news channel, commands his team that tarnishing mad company's reputation is their only goal.

For Aleks, Emi and the rest of the clique, almost every conversation revolves around love, friendship and sex. "What is rainbowing?", "How do you protect yourself during oral sex?" or "Are you also a man if you've never had sex?" are questions that the young people ask themselves. What they have only heard in theory so far is now to be put into practice with the help of a bet: The "deadline" is literally at the end of the vacations. Anyone who is still a virgin on this date must walk naked across the schoolyard on the first day of school. The pressure and expectations rise and what is actually the most beautiful minor matter in the world becomes a stressful challenge for the clique and their friendship. What's more, their plan is not without danger, but unfortunately the friends realize this far too late.

Katya runs the feminist program "Woman. Super" on the radio station "Vanilla Sky". But the program's ratings are falling due to Katya's rabid feminism. The program director of the radio station, Kira, appoints a "professional macho" - video blogger Bob - as Katya's co-host. Bob's openly chauvinistic attitude shocks Katya, but the program's ratings skyrocket.

Five independent stories centering on a theme of isolation.

Writer Buck Banderas transitions to filmmaking, and quickly learns of the many obstacles that stand in his way, like finding the right cast and crew, plus dealing with his own mental health issues that haunt him on a regular basis.