About the series
20-year-old Gosha, born into a well-off Moscow family, has been coasting through his fourth year at medical university, but what he really wants is to become a film director. One day he announces to his mother that he's dropping out of medical school to apply to film school. His mother is willing to let her son pursue his dream, but only if he proves he can survive at least three months without guaranteed financial support. As a result, adult life comes crashing down on the erstwhile teenager: he needs, at the very least, to find housing and earn some money to eat. Gosha gets a job as a courier for a delivery service, and a completely different life begins for him — one he turns out to be utterly unprepared for. But gradually Gosha starts to change, even as he keeps landing in absurd and funny situations. It is among the couriers that Gosha finds true friends and his great love. And on top of that, Gosha learns that his father, whom he believed dead, is alive, famous, and still knows nothing about the son who now works as an ordinary courier.