Oh my god! (1994)

Two men are sitting in a compartment, drinking and telling jokes, talking about life.

A fellow traveler gets off the top bunk.

He is offered a drink.

A woman on the other top bunk is unhappy with what is happening.

The woman is lying in the corridor of the carriage.

The train is arriving at the station.

People are unloading things.

Kyiv railway station.

A man is calling his friend from a pay phone.

Street trading.

A man is selling sausages.

A man (the hero) gets on a bus.

On the bus, an argument ensues with a man carrying a pig's head in a string bag.

Close-up: a pig's head in a string bag.

A woman is selling communist literature on the street.

A rally.

The hero is calling from a pay phone again.

A man is stuck in an elevator.

A woman comes out of an apartment on the landing.

The woman swears at the stuck man.

Two men are sitting at the table in the kitchen.

They are drinking and talking.

Water is running from the tap.

The man comes into the apartment.

He brought the owner a gift from Zhmerinka (a bottle).

The three men are sitting at the table now.

Two men get into an abandoned bus.

The party continues in the bus.

An old woman knocks on the door of the bus, demanding either 100 rubles or 100 grams.

The old woman is poured some and given a snack.

Two men play wind instruments in the street.

Our two heroes dance to the music.

The men walk down the street, drinking beer from cans.

They approach cardboard figures of Gorbachev and Yeltsin.

The man holds a bag of laughter in his hands.

He laughs.

Two men in a pay phone.

The hero once again calls a friend, whom he never gets to.

The heroes are on Red Square.

The man was taken to the police.

The detainee writes an explanation.

The lieutenant dictates what to write.

Evening, the hero walks down the street, sits down on a bench, falls asleep.

A train compartment, our hero sleeps on the bottom bunk.