On a quiet Saturday morning, a group of men gathers in the mechanical workshop of a residential complex in a Soviet city. They prepare for a battle that transcends mere car repair: the struggle for garage space. Each of them represents a variation of everyday life, from the devoted worker to the shrewd businessman trying to take advantage of the situation. As they discuss, gossip, and display their different personalities, tensions escalate and old grudges resurface.
As the day progresses, personal conflicts and rivalries unfold, revealing the frustrations and aspirations of these ordinary men in a system that threatens to crush them. Through sharp humor and absurd situations, the film explores themes such as bureaucracy, camaraderie, and the fight for survival in an environment that seems to offer no escape.
With a solid cast that embodies the stereotypes of the era and direction that successfully balances comedy and social critique, the story becomes a vivid portrait of life in the Soviet Union, where even the smallest battles can have significant repercussions. With moments of hilarity and insightful social commentary, the plot offers an introspective and entertaining look at the twists of fate in a world where physical space becomes a symbol of freedom and belonging.