The movie consists of six stories, and each of them is based on some ancient Russian fairy tale (or at least the roles are taken from some fairy tales), which makes the story really interesting and funny. Russian latitude and recklessness, incendiary rustic humor and, finally, lots of beautiful Russian girls - all this will leave you a lasting impression and sense of presence in the Russian folk festivals.

The basic plot is that a guy is having problems finding girls. A magic woman appears on his TV and tells him that he has 7 hours to fully sexually please 7 other women. Each time he does this he'll get a ring. If he gets all 7 rings in 7 hours then he'll have them all as his sex slaves forever and will never again have problems with women. To help him out he is given a magic power. If he says "let it be so" while a woman is touching his cock, she will instantly turn extremely horny and want him badly. The sex mostly occurs in public in front of a bunch of other people. The sex is good, but it's the reactions from the other people that make it funny. The main character is portrayed as such a helpless guy yet he looks like a street punk and has the voice of a silly guy.

A modern Russian interpretation of Vladimir Nabokov's novel, "Lolita," where single mother, Olga, and her bratty fourteen year old daughter, Alisa, are desperate for money. They decide to rent out a room to writer, Gennardy. Jealous of her mother's affection toward the writer, the preteen decides to seduce him ending with a surprising twist.