In Buynaksk a little nervously

Aida is slightly over thirty, she is divorced, her son lives with her ex-husband, and she herself is crammed into a small apartment with a constantly dissatisfied mother: her job in Makhachkala didn't work out, so she had to return to her hometown of Buynaksk. It seems that things are going well in the city and in the whole country: the war is over (or not quite?), the head of state is full of energy (is he really?), the destroyed "new territories" are being restored (or not?). A spontaneous trip to a historical lecture at the local museum turns Aida's quiet life upside down — and then strange events begin to happen both in Buynaksk and far beyond its borders.