A group of Soviet native musicians tried to break into the American market. Under the leadership of the centralized manager, they experienced many setbacks. During the process, they experienced an ideological awakening. From passively accepting egalitarianism, each person was given an apple (the manager was eating meat), In the revolution, however, the ability was not enough to dominate democracy, and the manager came back to power. In the end, he met an old friend in a foreign land. A 4-year-old Soviet cousin who came to the United States joined the band and led the band to please the market, and finally succeeded in Mexico (the manager disappeared in the dark at night. U.S).
A very moving part is the scene where the band performs in a bar that is about to be transferred, and sings a confession about itself (the Soviet Union) seriously. It is a rare serious moment in the whole film. After listening to the audience, they said that it was very bad. Yes, Aki, as a cold-faced comedian, has only these four words in the whole film - serious and funny.
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