Mark Brutman

Police Captain Vitaly Tumansky is obsessed with personal revenge. During the assassination attempt, his wife accidentally dies, and now he intends to find the culprits at any cost. To keep his place in the police, Tumansky has to deal with current affairs. To help the captain, the leadership appoints a pretty girl, senior lieutenant Suvorov, and a district policeman who recently arrived in Moscow from the North. They are completely different in nature, but they have to learn how to work together to solve crimes and help Captain Tumansky in his personal investigation.

Vyacheslav Tretyakov is a superstar of modern Russian cinema. The perfect picture is spoiled only by a devastating review of his latest film from the blogger-film critic Nikita Kislyak. Tretyakov tries to force Kislyak to delete the video, but instead arranges a public fight. To restore her reputation and avoid trial, the star will have to fulfill the condition of the hated film critic — forgetting about pride and large contracts, play the main role in an unknown provincial theater.

About the Russian scientist Grigory Perelman, who proved the Poincare hypothesis. Mathematicians around the world have not been able to prove it for about a century, at the moment it is the only solved mathematical problem out of the seven problems of the millennium.