Mary and Boris have been together for fifteen years, but now they are divorced. However, their two young daughters and the complicated division of property make their separation difficult. Mary paid for the house, and Boris spent money to renovate the house inside and out. At the same time, Boris is a worker and has no money to find another place to live, so they have to continue living together temporarily. Because it is difficult to reach an agreement on the division of property, frustration, dissatisfaction, grievances and the beauty of the past are intertwined, which gradually leads to an impasse. In the end, the two divorced. This film uses sharp language to deeply analyze the class conflicts in today's society and the complexity of modern family relationships.