My mom's penguins

Fifteen-year-old Gosha from Moscow is going through a difficult adolescence: conflicts at school, unhappy love, and the feeling that his parents, who are busy adopting children, have forgotten about him. Feeling superfluous in his own family, Gosha finds the only way out in performances at a stand-up club, where he can honestly talk about his feelings. His revelations suddenly become a mirror for the parents: faced with the painful truth of their son, they think about their own mistakes for the first time. This is how the family's difficult path to mutual understanding and emotional healing begins.