The Soviet Union, Azerbaijan, the capital city of Baku, 1989. The fall of the empire is at hand. A group of young men works at a seaside park disguised as Mickey Mouse and other characters so that passersby can have their photographs taken with them. In a way, the guys also wear the masks at home and out in society. It’s no wonder that with the approach of adulthood they try to get rid of all the masks and find their real faces underneath. But it isn’t easy in the maelstrom of historical events, which ruthlessly impact their small lives. They experience everything for the first time and things somehow move too fast. Love, friendship, and betrayal – betrayal of themselves and of their nation. Azerbaijani filmmaker Chingiz Rasulzade has shot a nostalgic tale of his own generation’s coming of age. Despite flashes of humor, the film bears witness to the distressful fate of ordinary Azerbaijanis, whose country underwent dramatic historical changes 20 years ago.