Gone in the Night

Life in the city is full of possibilities, but quite exhausting. Therefore, Kat and Max decide to go to a quiet and peaceful place for the weekend. A weekend in the bosom of nature away from civilization is a great place to gain strength. A couple in love enthusiastically observes nature, admires the landscape on the way and makes plans for the evening. However, upon arrival, he finds out that the house they rented is occupied. It turns out that a negligent landlord rented housing to two couples at once. So Al and Gretta, Max and Kat become forced neighbors. Kat is somewhat older than the rest of the company. This factor is quite painful for her. Max from time to time focuses on this, emphasizing that the beloved has lost the craving for adventurism and adventure, and is rapidly gravitating to the old man's pastime. The woman tries her best to meet the standards of youth life, but it seems that she is not interested in it. She's just playing a role to keep her face in the dirt. A pleasant evening in the company of young people quickly tires Kat, and she decides to go to bed, and in the morning she finds out that, after her departure, Max was very carried away by Gretta and decided to disappear with the girl in the dawn silence. Kat perceives the separation with a certain degree of relief, but now she is forced to find answers to many questions…