Marat, a young lawyer, returns from Moscow to his settlement by the Caspian Sea. His parents have already booked the wedding hall. They are feverishly trying to present their son with a suitable bride, while he is haunted by the case of a murdered civil rights activist. Patja, who has also returned from Moscow, is trying to escape the advances of Timur, with whom she has been messaging on Facebook for five months and who, to her parents' delight, is eager to marry her. The presentation of the candidates, a traveling bridal circus, takes place across various social circles. During the marathon of introductions, the paths of Patja and Marat cross, and they fall deeply in love. Romeo and Juliet in a Caucasian village? The situation does not end well. However, it is not the parents who are pulling the strings, but a mafia criminal.