The long weeks of coronavirus quarantine are finally over! The characters, with all their thirst for a free life, return to everyday reality, all the charms of which we so acutely realized only after losing them during the pandemic. Including our work, which is so lazy to get up in the morning, where the boss gets annoyed, they pay little, and the vacation was canceled again. But this time it is at the workplaces of the heroes that serious love passions will unfold.

Immediately after the borders open, three married couples find themselves in neighboring rooms of a luxury hotel in Turkey. Andrey and Kristina are celebrating their honeymoon, Ira and Valera are trying to conceive a baby, and Garik and Sonya are vacationing with the child and the adventurer mother-in-law, who brings a lot of problems. On these hot days, the characters are overtaken by unexpected adventures, family troubles and genuine happiness.

Camila is a young dance student. She has a committed boyfriend and supporting family, but when she discovers she is pregnant, all that love and encouragement become a burden. Camila will have to set other people’s expectations aside and make her own decision, no matter how difficult.

Newly separated Frida has big plans for a quiet life with the children after the divorce from Jonas. But single life comes as a shock to Frida, Jonas moves on quickly - and nothing turns out as she intended.

Sergei, always hanging out on business trips, dreams of being on a "desert island" with his beloved Masha. A pandemic that suddenly hit the world gives him this chance by locking his lovers at home in quarantine. “In a cage,” lovers, having gone through five stages of accepting the inevitable, are forced to get to know each other anew and accept themselves and the world around as it is. And everything would be fine if not for the invasion of aliens.

In a public mall bathroom, Lilly, François, and their 6-year-old daughter bid farefell to an unborn family member.

An overachieving Latinx woman determined to have a baby on her own terms.

When Oshun miscarries in the middle of her gender reveal party, she returns home the next morning heartbroken, embarrassed and desperate to move on...that is until her chatty and quirky unborn son visits her, in the hopes to get her to slow down and process the loss.

What do the United States and Papua New Guinea have in common? They are the only countries in the world without paid family leave. American families are often forced to choose between tending to a spouse or parent with an unexpected medical emergency, or keeping their job and health insurance.

A nine-part LGBTQ+ drama series that takes an honest look into the struggles several friends in their 20s face in their bid to overcome insecurities associated with love, life, and their own identities. The series celebrates a different perspective on the queer experience against the backdrop of a humid Brisbane summer.