Bald Devils

Lyanka sings, practices swimming, studies Arabic and Japanese. It seems her parents are willing to pay for anything, just so their daughter "takes everything from life"… and is home less often.
Mark keeps moving from one city to another because his mother is arranging her personal life. From the outside, he seems like a black sheep; he has no friends.
One day, the two meet, and the dream of the Blue Lake—the place where Mark's real father took him a long time ago—becomes a shared dream. They just need to find that very lake, which is not on the map.
But the well-thought-out plan of an easy and safe escape with a bank card in hand falls apart from the very beginning. Now it is a true adventure, and to reach the destination, they need to hold on to each other tightly.
— People do not understand each other. There is such a law in the universe. Parents do not understand children, teachers do not understand students… and so on.
— But we understand each other, right?
— So we are not humans, but bald devils.